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not much of an advantage when it comes to the nightly bedtime confrontation with your average, overly energetic toddler. You might also want to “consider pairing warm colors with cooler shades to create a sense of balance and temper any negative effects.”(Lascurain 7) Red is a highly emotive color. “It excites and energizes the body, it also increases the heart rate.”(Lascurain 8) The Pros is that if your child is an athlete, red can increase its athletic ability. The Cons is that your child will have headaches and a decrease in academics. For little girls, “pink evokes empathy and femininity.”(Lascurain 10) Even though it's a calm color, it can also be irritating over time, which can cause anxiety. Yellow will make your child be happy all

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