10 Products & Solutions for Kids Organization
Keeping kids’ spaces organized can feel like a full-time job, but a few organizational adjustments can make days smoother for the whole family. These 10 practical ideas will help your kids stay tidy, independent, and engaged with adding stress (or clutter!) to your home.
Toddler Snack Drawer
Keep you and your kids healthy while on the go with a fridge snack drawer! Using fridge-safe organizers, stock the drawer with pre-washed fruits, pouches, cheese sticks, and grab-and-go containers so your kids can fuel up fast while juggling a busy schedule.
Storage Box
Keep your kiddos’ mementoes and artwork protected using storage boxes. These boxes are great because they can be filed on a shelf maximizing vertical space. Once the box is full, send the items to Artkive to create a coffee table book with the artwork, allowing you to declutter and start fresh!
Stak Bin
Stak bins are an ideal organizer for all things kid-related. The adjustable dividers allow you to customize your bins to create separation between categories while their depth allows you to really maximize deep cabinets and drawers without wasting space. Use to organize art supplies, toys, and more!
Drawer Dividers
Save time getting your kids dressed in the morning using drawer dividers. They create separation between categories allowing you and your child to easily see what you have, while keeping your folds neat and tidy.
Nursery Drawer
Create a nursing drawer to keep all your pumping accessories clean, organized, and ready to grab between sessions. We love using SmartStore inserts in narrow, medium, and tall to create sections for flanges, bottles, storage bags, and wipes all separate for easy access. Having everything in one place streamlines your routine, cuts down on stress, and makes pumping on a busy day feel far more manageable.
Bins for Toys
Organize toys into categories using clear bins to create a streamlined system that keeps clutter under control while letting your child easily see their options. This simple setup encourages independent play, makes cleanup faster, and helps toys stay in rotation instead of disappearing into a pile.
Bottles, Dishware, & Cutlery
Kids’ dishes, bottles, and utensils can quickly become messy in open spaces like drawers and shelves. We recommend utilizing a deep kitchen drawer to organize dishware and bottles into categories with drawer dividers. For pesky cutlery, a tall drawer organizer does the trick! Bonus points if you can select a drawer low enough for your kids to access so they can start learning how to get their own dishware independently!
Games
Store clunky games and puzzles in zippered mesh pouches to free up cabinet space while keeping each set neatly contained. Tuck the instructions and a cut-out image of the finished puzzle from the box into each pouch so everything you need is easy to find and quick to set up. Place the pouches into a bin and place on a shelf for easy access.
Bookshelves
Use slim, front-facing bookshelves so books double as room decor while giving your kids a clear view of their choices. This setup creates daily opportunities to learn and discover while encouraging independent reading from an early age.
Mudroom Drawers
Designate a mudroom drawer for your kids’ everyday items like hats, gloves, and outdoor shows so everything has a home and is easy to grab on the way out. Stak bins and SmartStore organizers are great for maximizing the depth and height of drawers while creating separation between categories. This simple system keeps the entryway tidy and cuts down on last-minute scrambling looking for lost shoes.
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