The New Baby Tree

If you are celebrating the birth of a child or a child’s first birthday this is a great tree to honor how happy you are about the new arrival in your home. The decorations suggested look great on any kind of tree but you could consider buying a small blue or pink artificial tree. This is a good idea so any toddlers or infants around can’t get ahold of any shed needles. Children are naturally curious and mischievous, and you’ll want to prevent the chances of them tugging on lights and maybe toppling the tree over – in this case, pre-lit trees are readily available. Now if you’ve got more than just one toddler or infant in your care, then you can buy a miniature ceramic Christmas tree which you can use until they outgrow the act of grabbing at Xmas tree limbs and decorations.

Some of the most ideal colors to use for frosted glass Christmas balls are mint green and lavender, but you can go with pink or blue itself, just like the tree. Other neat decorations include baby bottles, candies, baby boots, baby socks, teddy bears and other assorted baby toys like wooden alphabet blocks. Little stuffed animals look great on this type of tree and a larger teddy bear or soft plush toy makes a great tree topper. For baby girls, nothing makes a better tree topper than a cute doll in angel clothing.

Keep it Simple With A Twist Of Peppermint

This most minimalist of Christmas tree themes looks fantastic on a bright white, pre-lit artificial tree. This theme, which uses hues of white and red and possibly some green, looks best when used on pre-lit white artificial trees. But traditionalists prefer to keep the green out of there, combining red and white in the most creative way possible.

When it comes to the decorations stick with red and white round glass balls. There are conical glass balls as well, but the round ones in red and white frosting look great. The tree wouldn’t be complete without several peppermint candy canes – of course in red and white. One good way you can be creative with things is to add stripes to the Christmas balls by adding some glue strips on the ball and sticking some glitter onto it, giving you a shimmering effect.

Red and white peppermint candies, in round shapes, add even more character to the tree. You can top off your peppermint themed Christmas tree with even more peppermint – in the form of a large lollipop standing in the center of a bouquet filled with candy canes.

A Tree For The Sea

If your artificial tree comes in shades of blue, then this is one of the best Christmas tree themes you can use. It can also be used for light orange or pink trees that have similar shades to corals.

You will want to make your tree look and feel like you’re in the deep sea, adding decorations like sea horses, seashells, corals and treasure chests. Other decorations you could use are a pearl garland, seashell-shaped novelty lights, or even fish-shaped decorations and lighting.

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