Tips for Improving the Organization in Your Kid's Room

Helping kids learn how to be organized is a necessary skill that can follow them throughout their lives. With efficiently-packed closets and home organization systems , you can improve the look and feel of your kid’s room with minimal effort.

Install child-accessible storage.

You may know the exact organizational tool or set of shelves that will be perfect in your child’s room, but if he cannot reach it, then it defeats the purpose. Make sure the built-in organization or furniture you install is kid-friendly. There are many pieces of furniture and organizing tools that are made specifically for children’s shorter height and limited strength. Let your child pick out his organization furniture, so you know it is the right size for him.

Look for customizable storage.

Why not install organization systems that can be customized as your child grows? For the most part, shelves and drawers can follow your child throughout his childhood with little problems. However, consider making the shelves adjustable to accommodate his growing height. Look for erasable labels that can be changed as his storage needs change. Use an adjustable bed or bunkbed that can hold a desk within it as he grows up and begins classwork. There are many home organization systems that can be customized to your child’s changing needs.

Keep storage handy.

Keep your child’s storage nearby with headboard and bed storage. These types of organization furniture help to keep books, stuffed animals, and anything your child might need close by. Clothes can be kept in the drawers located within the bed frame for easy access. Consider using curtains instead of closet doors, and use see-through baskets and boxes for storage. There will be no problems when your child is looking for a specific toy or article of clothing.

Bay Home & Window is the place to call for your home organization systems in the Bay Area. We can help the whole family get organized with our custom closet systems. We are available online or at 888-303-0289.