It’s overwhelming and difficult to pack your child\/ student for college. Just the act is a right of passage for your child leaving and transitioning to young adulthood. Being the parent, you have to help ease the emotional separation on both ends — theirs and yours. Moms have a knack for doing this well but often disregard the emotional toll on themselves. If you are gathering goods and have a list, moms are good at this too, here are a few suggestions to help personalize your child’s dorm room space, and in the process, will ease that emotional separation by making the dorm room feel less antiseptic and help make your child’s space her or his own.<\/p>\n
Here’s a quick post to a short ideabook with visuals for ideas for How to Personalize Your Dorm Space<\/a>.<\/p>\n The pictorial list in the ideabook below includes the following a Quick Pic Reference – all Casart removable and reusable wallcoverings<\/a> and luckily they are all nearly 1\/2 off at 40% discount for a limited time<\/strong>:<\/p>\n \u2022 Flower Power<\/a> If these ideas aren’t your jolt of coffee to get you going, then you can always upload your own photo <\/a> as Custom Casart.<\/p>\n
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\n\u2022 Stripes<\/a>
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