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Storage & Organization Essentials for Kids’ Rooms

Have you long-awaited storage solutions for your child’s bedroom? Every parent wants to make their space as unique (and cute) as their children are. If you thought it would be impossible for their bedroom to be tidy and uncluttered, we’re happy to tell you that the trick is to be thoughtful with storage solutions and functional decor. You just need to implement a few strategic storage solutions that make it easy to put away their items when they’re no longer using them.

Kids’ Storage Options

Bins & Baskets: Not only are baskets practical, but they also aren't total eyesores in a room. Try storing small toys such as dolls, tiny collectibles, and play vehicles in bins that are colorful or see-through to make tidying easier.

Closets Storage & Hampers: If you’ve had a lot of issues with dirty clothes being thrown on the floor, be sure to add hampers to their closet. One with handles allows for easy transport to the laundry room, while its decorative element provides visual interest in the closet.

Toy Boxes & Storage Totes: Consider choosing storage options at their level and involve your little ones in cleanup time. If you don’t have storage boxes, then you can stack some old crates and lay them on their side to serve double duty as open cubbies. This will be a good place to store throw blankets, dress-up clothes, and other items.

Bookcases & Shelves: A plain set of shelves can be dull-looking. Look for fun pieces that'll add a little bit of interest to the storage area and add to the room’s decor. Kids’ bookcases can house books and games at a just-right height for toddlers and little kids.

How to Organize a Kids’ Room

There’s no doubt that toys and clothing can take up a lot of space. The key to keeping things organized is to make sure that everything has its own place. It also helps to go vertical with storage, especially in small bedrooms. Whether it’s a bookshelf or floating shelves, you can take advantage of any wall space that you have to store books, toys, and other essentials.

Want to make the most of your floor space? Look for cabinets or baskets that can be placed in the corner of the room. Not only can this provide a suitable area for their toys but it will only take up a minimal amount of wall and floor space.

You can even take advantage of your closet space, or the lack thereof. Try stacking storage bins in the closet to save space. You can have one bin dedicated to clothes, another used for shoes, and assign other items to the remaining bins.

Younger children may need a bit more help putting things away, but your goal should be guiding them to eventually do this independently. Shop Kohl’s to find everything needed to complete your child’s room today!