5 Ways to Store Stuffed Animals
Something that no one really told me about before I jumped into this mothering thing is just how much stuff the kids would have. Sure, I was prepared for diapers and all that, but someone could have warned me about the stuffed toys! Add three kids and a gooey mom-heart for all things cute and cuddly, and you have an overwhelming amount of stuffed toys in the house. It becomes a where-can-I-put-them game that never ends, and they just clutter the floor and collect dust. But there are some pretty nifty people out there who have designed and re-purposed storage solutions for just this issue! Check out these 5 ways to store your child's stuffed animals.
1. Toy Chain
Get the toys off the floor with this toy chain. They'll be hanging whimsically -- and more organized.
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2. Toy Jail
Doesn't this look like something at a toy store? Keep all the stuffed animals in one spot, while making them accessible to play and put away.
Get this toy jail
Related: Outside-the-box ideas for storing toys
3. Toy Tower
Look familiar? You can re-purpose an old shoe tree to make this spinning toy tower.
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4. Toy Hammock
The toys aren't just put away. They're relaxing! This cute hammock gets toys off the floor and out of reach.
Get this toy hammock
Related: 16 space-saving ways to organize your child's bedroom
5. Closet Toy Organizer
What good for the shoes is good for the toys. Hang stuffed animals in shoe organizers with individual pockets. Then close the closet door.
- By Devin McGuinness
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