Organizing Your Home: 6 Toy Storage Ideas
Organizing your home is tricky when you've got so many toys lying around. (And what mom doesn't spend way too much time picking up after kids?!)
With the right toy storage options, not only can you make cleanup time a snap, you can also teach your kid some independence skills by making it easier for her to clean up after herself. Organizing your home suddenly will seem a whole lot easier with these great toy-storage options:
With the right toy storage options, not only can you make cleanup time a snap, you can also teach your kid some independence skills by making it easier for her to clean up after herself. Organizing your home suddenly will seem a whole lot easier with these great toy-storage options:
- A collapsible, colorful laundry basket for sports gear, such as bats, balls, protective pads, and skateboards.
- Rolling bins are great for holding building items like blocks and trucks. You can wheel the bins to and from construction sites.
- Metal lunchboxes are perfect for keeping pencils, crayons, jewelry, rock collections—any small pieces that you may trip on! Best of all, they're portable.
- Plastic boxes with colorful lids for smaller items that you can organize by theme (red for cars; green for plastic farm animals; purple for things that your kid insists on putting in her mouth, etc).
- Organizing your home is easy with stackable plastic bins. They fit almost anywhere in a playroom or bedroom and allow you to expand you kid's growing toy collections. Store larger accessories, and label accordingly to keep them organized.
- Low-rise book shelves in which to house all these boxes and bins, making them easily accessible to your kid, to both take out, and put away (the important part!).
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