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5 Ultimate Ideas For A Cheerful Kidcore Experience In Your House.

An island in the kidcore style is a great choice if you have kids of your own who would love their very own custom-made amusement park. You’ll also have plenty of time to spend on the island with them since it won’t take long for them to fall asleep every night! 

There are lots of ways to achieve this look on your island. Kidcore is all about having fun so pick items you think are cute or fun! If you really want to get into the theme and be authentic to the kidcore aesthetic, consider picking up some new clothes or hairstyles that will make you feel like a child again. Another way to create this look is through island decor. By placing some items around your island in specific locations, you can really bring out kidcore vibes to make your Animal Crossing experience truly unique!

When you’re ready to build your dream island, you want to make sure it’s a good fit for you. That’s why we’ve created this guide to aesthetics so you can get a feel for what each aesthetic brings to the table before you start building! 

Rainbow Bridge

If you’re looking to add a little something special to connect two areas of your island, then laying down a strip of land and rainbow custom pathways is a great option.

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This simple idea that can really add something special to your island. A rainbow bridge is basically an unofficial island bridge. It is not managed by any of the network managers, but it can be a fun way to connect two island sectors. You should place a strip of land across a river and then lay down some rainbow custom pathways. 

Block Toy Playroom

It’s a playful alternative to the current minimalism trend, and if you’re looking for ways to incorporate it into your own home, one way to start is with wooden block furniture.

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So get out your craft supplies! You’re going to want to craft the wooden block table, chair, and bookshelf from a wooden block toy and some softwood. And don’t forget to customize them with pastel or colorful patterns and then go ahead and craft a tire stack that matches those bright colors for playtime.

School Play

A big part of being a kid is spending plenty of time at school. So why not set up a school play area on your island? This can be a great place for kids to gather for performances and shows! Here’s how you can put this area together.

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Start by laying down some custom board paths. This will make the area look more like a real stage where the kids can perform! Then set up simple panels with custom curtain patterns. This will give the area an authentic theater feel. Finally, set up some custom rainbow picnic blankets and cushions for all the kiddos to sit on while they watch.

Now your little ones are ready to put on an epic performance!

School Cafeteria

One of the most important parts of a school is the cafeteria. It’s where kids can sit and talk with their friends, get some food, and enjoy some downtime. So it’s important that you create a space that welcomes students and makes them feel at home. There are many ways you can do this from creating stalls in vibrant colors to setting up wooden block tables and chairs. But one of the easiest ways is to purchase food and drink machines, as well as candy/snack machines, which will make it easy for your students to get something to eat when they’re hungry. This will help them stay focused on their studies while they’re in class!

Imagination Treehouse

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If you have always dreamed of having a treehouse as a kid and never got one, now is your chance to build one for your kids. Start by landscaping the top part of your island to be the “upper level” of the treehouse. Be sure to include some trees here also. Then customize plenty of simple panels so that they look like your treehouse walls. If you purchase a loft bed with a desk, you can set it up in front to act as the ladder that leads to your imagination station. 

Written by Rithanya Sekar

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