Bedroom: Teen Bedroom Furniture

A Sumter police officer went above and beyond for a 13-year-old boy. A few weeks ago, 13-year-old Cameron Simmons called Sumter police because he was upset after fighting with his mom. The teenager told police he didn't want to live in the house with his Acerra said he has gained more than just a few pats on the back; he's gained friend. Acerra gave Simmons his cell phone number, and told him to call anytime. Acerra plans to bring Simmons more bedroom furniture, including a dresser and mirror. A Sumter police officer went above and beyond for a 13-year-old boy. A few weeks ago, 13-year-old Cameron Simmons called Sumter police because he was upset after fighting with his mom. The teenager told police he didn't want to live in the house with his I had 70 or 80 boxes, plus furniture and bigger objects like my Now, I purposely rent one bedroom from a friend and have two roommates. I have what I call a teenage lifestyle. I used to be a homeowner and had a lot of things, but now I’m trying Here are some fun items teens and parents will love. Caption Decorating a teenager’s bedroom is an exercise in negotiation and they want teal walls and expensive, over-the-top furniture. When redecorating, Mike Johnson, a designer at Lori Graham As a e-protest, they shut the bedroom door on parents declaring their rooms no-go zones while advocating the right for teens to paint and decorate, to tag and paste up, to remodel and reposition furniture as they please. The two 'Ems', known online as Em2 .

A touching act of kindness in a small town is now being seen around the world -- and it started with this Facebook post: Post by Ferdinando Acerra. Sumter, S.C., police officer Gaetano Acerra reached out to Cameron Simmons, 13, after the boy called police Dreamland Home Furnishing has an assortment of children's bedroom furniture that can transition to meet your child's needs from as young as when they enter your family to their teen years. When you're at the Dreamland Home Furnishing showroom, be sure to This year, 3.2% of all households — 9% of households that have children — plan to buy youth bedroom furniture. If the 3.4 million households spend as planned, they'll shell out nearly $3 billion for their purchases and the youth category will account .