Feng shui your child's bedroom  By Emma McFadyen | February 23,
2010 Feng shui your child's bedroom  Does your little one sleep
soundly through the night, or do they end up in your bed?
Children can be much more sensitive to the energies in their
environment than adults, and their sleeping habits can be a good
indiciation of how comfortable their bedroom really is.  Create
a cosy haven with a good flow of energy to encourage a good
night sleep with these easy-to-apply feng shui tips from Living
Edge Feng Shui:   The head of the bed should be placed against a
solid wall to encourage support and stability, while the
placement of the bed should not be underneath a window or in
direct alignment with the door.   The fewer the electrical items
in the bedroom the better! The electromagnetic fields (EMFs)
created by this equipment can be energy-depleting - particularly
electric blankets. Ensure clocks, computers, lamps, etc, are at
least 2 metres away from sleeping areas.   Clutter causes
stagnant energy and disrupts