How do you get a child not to be scared of a room?

You should talk to him and try to understand what he is afraid of, and continue to resassure him that there is nothing to be scared of. Don't make fun or him or dsimiss his fears. When he does use the room tell him how brave he is rather than giving him attention when is is afraid.

give him an old tv remote....have him decorate it etc and use it to "turn off" anything that scares him OR use a water bottle (spray bottle) and explain to him that yucky things dont like the water....appeal to his imagination..I went through this with my son yrs ago and dealign with it that way did wonders..

My daughter, who is 2, was scared of her bedroom for a while because she believed monsters would come through a hole in her wall. I put a mirror up and told her that, if there were monsters, they would be scared by their reflection and a cross up so God would protect her. I also told her she doesn't need to be scared unless I am and that seemed to reassure her enough where she has no problems sleeping in there.

scared of computer room? thats odd.he will be addicted to it in a few years.and yes for your question,i think it is best to wait for a while and see what happens.

Probably something in this room is not plesant. It may be something else, not computer. take all grafics from your walls. Reduce all dark colors. Move furnitures around. Kids are very sensitive if any bad energy is around. All grafics should be happy, all colors light. Room should be warm. Story telling at night is helpfull. Turn all computers off at night.

I really don't think you can at 6. My daughter is also six, and she will not go inot the bathroom, her bedroom, anywhere really without someone to accompany her. I have sat down with her and explained many, mnay times that there is nothing to fear. We go to church, she believes in God, and that even scares her a little that there is someone out there more powerful than her that can see her at all times. I think at that age they just cannot grasp it. I just go with her, and when we get there I just talk to her about something totally different than her fear. Sometimes she forgets and will find herself in the bathroom right by herself, and she never says a word. I think she will grow out of it. Just don't let them watch grown up shows on T.V. Sometimes things we think are harmless can be big deals in the mind of a child. The news is the scariest show of all. It's real!!