When painting a space for your child, whether it’s a brand new nursery or a refresh for your now-taller-than-you tween, the paint you choose matters.
It’s not just about the color.
It’s about what’s in the paint and how it affects the air they breathe daily.
Kids spend a lot of time in their rooms.
Sleeping, playing, building forts, sticking things on the wall…
So the air in that room should feel safe.
We always recommend low-VOC or zero-VOC paints.
They have little to no odor, don’t off-gas harmful fumes, and are much gentler on indoor air quality.
They’re also perfect if you want to paint and let your child move back in quickly, without that lingering paint smell.
We’ve tried a lot of paints over the years.
These two always make the list when we’re painting kid spaces:
Both are:
Absolutely.
Choosing a low-tox, easy-to-clean paint gives you peace of mind, especially in a room where your child sleeps and plays.
You won’t have to worry about strong smells or lingering chemicals.
And you won’t need to repaint whenever the walls get a little love.
It’s a minor upgrade that makes your space feel safer, fresher, and easier to live in.
Simple, but it goes a long way.
If you’re not sure which option fits your space, we’re happy to help.
Call That 1 Painter for a free estimate or to discuss your options.
We help families like yours every day.
And we’ll ensure your kid’s room feels as good as it looks.