If your kids have their own bathroom they may want to decorate their bathrooms more like children then like adults. There are a lot of choices in color, size, and material for kid's bathroom shower curtains. Some of the different options include:

Vinyl shower curtains come in lots of different colors and patterns which make them a good choice for decorating a kid's bathroom. Depending on the ages of your children some of the most popular designs include beaches, animals, fish, clouds, hearts, and toys. Many times vinyl shower curtains have clear backgrounds which allows you to check on your children easily. It is best to pair a vinyl curtain with a liner in order to keep the water in the bathtub better. Vinyl is the least expensive choice for kid's bathroom shower curtains so they can, and will need to be, changed out often.

Fabric shower curtains are made of nylon, cotton, or terry cloth and can be bought to match towels and other bathroom accessories. They are typically treated with waterproofing and stain resisting products. This type of curtain is not as desirable for a kid's bathroom shower curtain because they absorb water and may not dry out quickly which can give them a musty odor. They also tend to be more expensive than vinyl shower curtains.

Hemp shower curtains are the most expensive but offer the benefits of both vinyl and fabric. Hemp contains a natural antifungal and antibacterial agent which helps it resist soap and mildew stains. Hemp is also a good choice for those that are interested in being environmentally responsible. There is also no need for a curtain liner like you would normally need for vinyl shower curtains. There may be less options for colors and designs because the manufacturers of hemp curtains prefer to use natural dyes.

If your kids are getting to the age that they want their bathroom to match their personalities you have at least three options for kid's bathroom shower curtains. With all of the choices available you can choose your price range, your design and color options, the type of fabric you feel would work best, and you can make the decision to be "green".