should kids share a bedroom?

rainbowz00

i have a 14 year old son and a 13 year old daughter,
when i married, we moved into my hubands home a 4 bedroom home...
one room for me and hubbie.
one room for hubbies computer stuff
one room for hubbies storage stuff
and last and smallest room for my kids to share (his stepkids)
i feel this is unfair and feel my kids should have their own rooms.
how would you handle this?
need advice...please and thank you

Answer
I would think that a 14 year old boy and the 13 year old girl should have seperate bedrooms. They both need their privacy at that age and beyond. Maybe the computer stuff and the storage stuff could be combined neatly into one room. This way the boy and the girl could have their own rooms, and their own privacy. Kids that age I would think need their own rooms & privacy for that matter.

Wall stickers for kids bedrooms?

Inked Mama

I'm moving into a rented house so I can't paint the walls unfortunately so I want to brighten up my son's cream bedroom - has anybody used the wall stickers you can buy, and if so do they peel off fine when you take them off or do they leave any marks (or pull the paint) or anything?
This is the kind of thing I'm on about, if it helps: http://www.thekidswindow.co.uk/Selling.asp?product=2355
Thanks! I've just ordered some small Thomas the Tank Engine ones, but I just had to share this as I found the coolest thing which I also bought! http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001D0NJMC/ref=ox_ya_oh_product

Thanks for your help!

Answer
I've used wall stickers for my son's bedroom. They weren't from the same company. (The link you gave was for the uk) . They worked great! I had no problem with peeling them off and they're a cute, inexpensive way to brighten a kid's bedroom. I let my son put his up himself. It was lots of fun!

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