Kids organization is one of the most challenging parts of decorating for you and your kids. I think one of the hardest parts about having kids, is teaching them organization. I’ve noticed it easier to teach young children organization and then they usually keep the habits… while teenager’s… well that may be a bigger challenge. Either way take a look at these kids organization tips we think will help.

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6 Kids Organization Room Ideas

1.  In a boy’s room, put a basketball hoop over a laundry basket for slam-dunking dirty clothes.
2. Place a two-compartment hamper in your kid’s room so he or she can sort light clothes from dark clothes as they undress.
3. String a clothesline in your child’s room and have your child clothespin his or her favorite artwork.
4. Hang a fish net from the ceiling to store stuffed animals, dolls, or action figures.
5. Add a bookshelf and help your child organize their books.
6. Buy the kids their own alarm clocks and teach them how to get up on time.

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Try these Kids Closet Organization Tips Too!

Declutter

Remove everything out of the closet and sort into piles. Get rid of items that your child does not wear or is not likely to use. Make sure to be ruthless here. The worn out ones can be thrown away and the better ones can be donated.

Install a Few Hooks

If there are some items that your kid wears all the time or uses regularly, there is no reason to keep it out of reach or sight. Instead, install a few hooks on the side so that your little one can grab those things and go. On the contrary, if there are things like off-season clothes and accessories that you don’t want your child to have easy access of, go ahead and put them out of reach like on the top shelf.

Hang Clothes in Pairs

Instead of hanging a single piece of clothing, consider matching up your child’s outfits on every hanger. Not only will it help young kids make independent clothing choices, it will also free up a lot of valuable closet space.

Lower the Clothing Bar

Reaching high clothing bars can be a trouble for little ones. So, consider remounting them to within their reach. Alternatively, a step stool inside the closet is a great idea for kids who need extra height to reach their clothing.

Use Boxes and Baskets

Incorporate boxes and baskets of various shapes and sizes for additional storage space. They make a great storage system for toys, folded clothes, and shoes. Irrespective of your shelving options, there is sure to be something to fit. Thrift and dollar stores are usually great places to find such items on cheap.

There are numerous ways to help your child organize, be creative and see which one’s they like!

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