Organizing and Maximizing Closet Storage Space for Children
Thursday, February 25th, 2010Does your children’s clothing spend most of the time on the closet floor or hung on the clothing rod? If your child is too small to reach the rod, you may find that you’re spending way too much time picking up clothes and trying to keep the closet organized. Many closets consist of a single rod and shelf, but there are many affordable closet organizing solutions to help with eliminating closet clutter. To begin with, store their most frequently worn, or favorite garments at their level so that they can be responsible for putting away their clean laundry and choosing their outfits for the day.
By incorporating some additional storage options inside the closet, you can also teach your child to be responsible for keeping their closet neat and organized. Set up an easy organizational system so that they can select their outfits each day, with very little help from you. One way to do this is to install a hanging pocket shelf organizer. Hanging shelves, which usually include at least 5 pockets for each weekday, are a great way for them to feel grown up because they get to pick out their pre-selected outfit for the day, without help from you.







