You may have heard about using glow in the dark paints to create a starry night sky? You may be thinking that this would be quite a difficult thing to do. Well you could hire in the professionals but they likely charge you 100's of dollars. If you need help then there are alternative options. You could get your hands on a step-by-step, how to guide, complete with all the advice you need to create your own ceiling full of glow in the dark stars, planets, and comets, even the Milky Way or their birth sign. You could do this as a surprise for their birthday while they are at school as the project is easily completed in one afternoon. Or, if your child is older you could give them the tools and run through the instructions with them and then let them get creative!

If you are homeschooling then this could be one of those afternoons where you combine on topics and cover both science and art in a really fun and creative way. The benefits don't stop there. The paints will glow brightly at first allowing your child to fall asleep calmly stargazing from the comfort and warmth of their own bed. Should they wake up in the night with nightmares or need to go to the bathroom then there will still be an awesome glowing universe to wake up to and then drift gently back to sleep.Should you be interested in finding out more information on how to create a glow in the dark night sky, for example, where you can download a guide (saves on shipping fees and waiting for deliveries) then please visit the website listed below where you can actually view a video of a completed ceiling.

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