When it comes to tidying up and organizing children’s rooms, many parents and educators are faced with doubts about the most appropriate solutions to ensure a clean, pleasant and mess-free space. If that’s the case for you, don’t despair! Discover super useful tips to organize a child’s room efficiently.
Leave your favorite toys in plain sight
When organizing and decorating a child’s room, try to leave your favorite toys on a shelf in plain view. In this way, it makes them more accessible to children due to their frequency of use and avoids unnecessary mess when using them. The toys in the decor are an explosion of joy and color.
Beds with drawers – bet on them!
Beds with drawers are a great investment when it comes to children’s rooms and their storage, as they allow you to decorate and optimize a small space and keep it organized very easily. There are several models available on the market, just do a search in various stores (physical and virtual) and compare prices and models of beds that have storage through drawers incorporated into their structure.
Shelves: safe and versatile investment
You can’t think of a child’s room without considering the idea of purchasing shelves to store your belongings. In addition, shelves also work as decorative objects, especially if they are colored and/or contrasted with the color of the wall and other pieces of furniture in this division. It is worth remembering that the shelves are used to support and store the children’s pieces and objects that can be exposed – that is, they can be seen by all.
Search for efficient cabinets
If there is an item that should be kept out of sight, it is clothes and for several reasons. Exposure to dust, bacteria and other elements liable to dirty or damage clothes. Child preservation, especially with regard to underwear.
The child’s clothes should be stored in closed closets or drawers, with preference for those made of acrylic, as it helps the child to differentiate between the items of clothing. When buying a cabinet, for example, we recommend that you opt for a model without many details and, above all, that it can be used for a few years so that you can transition from childhood to youth/adolescence without the need to carry out a new investment in this type of furniture.
Stimulate culture: let the books out!
In an era undeniably dominated by technology that has been penetrating the children’s universe with increasing speed and ease, one of the items that must be on display in a children’s room are books! Taking care that they are age-appropriate and that they have interesting content that catches the child’s attention, books should be placed on shelves, niche furniture, low tables or other supports accessible to the child to encourage reading.
Pay attention to the floor
Avoid tiled floors or materials on which children can easily slip – this tip applies to all spaces in the house, but especially to the bedroom, where they spend most of their time when they are at home. On the other hand, wooden floors or floors that are covered with anti-allergenic rugs are excellent options to cover the floor of children’s rooms.
Make use of shoeboxes
Especially useful for the child’s small belongings that tend to be scattered around the room – such as lego pieces, cards, game pieces, among others – shoeboxes can also be used to store items that should not be exposed such as socks, underwear and toiletries. Other alternatives, when lined with wrapping paper or decorated with fun ornaments, shoeboxes are very economical and functional decorative objects for children’s rooms.
