1. Toy Boxes: Every child has a toy box, right? But is this the best storage option?
The problem is that all the small toys all go to the bottom of the toy box. Every toy is is the same place but you can't find what you are looking for without taking every toy back out of the toy box.
The solution is storage bins for different toys. Example: A bin for legos, trains, cars.dress up clothes, crayons, coloring books,etc.
2. Activity Zones: Do you want to color or maybe cut with your scissors? Everything is stored neatly in a corner craft zone. Pick a corner in your living room or another nook in your house. Choose light weight boxes or bins, especially if the room isn't really big enough for multiple "zones". Using light weight bins helps your children clean up with little help from you. 3.Book Shelves: If your children are younger than 7 years old, book shelves are not the best idea for them. They have trouble putting books back up on the top because most of the time they are not tall enough. Instead, store books upright in small bins or baskets on the floor or on a low shelf. Bean bags in a corner with a storage bin full of books is great place for kids.
