Some time after the birth of the baby, a lot of children’s toys and things arise in the apartment.
This happens evenly, almost inconspicuously, but the moment comes when the toys begin to roll around the apartment, and things do not fit in any drawer.
Then the time comes to move our brains on how to organize the storage of toys and things in a baby.
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Storage of toys and things in a baby toddler
How to organize storage of things:
1. Baby things can be stored in a children’s closet, in a drawer of a children’s bed, in a bedside table, chest of drawers, etc. It is better that things are not stored on open shelves and racks, so they will collect dust.
2. For convenience, children’s things must be sorted: diapers, towels, bedding, socks, hats, romper suits, bodysuits, sandboxes. They should be arranged in the closet so that those things that you use in most cases or seasonal, lie closer, and those that are rarely used go further.
3. Do not store and wash children’s things with adult things. So there will be more order and more hygiene. Also, washing children’s things is recommended with the help of special children’s detergents.
4. For convenience, you can buy or sew special fabric pockets on the bed in which it is convenient to put small things, diapers or diapers.
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How to store toys?
To put things in order in children’s toys, you need to sort them by size. It is important to remember that toys for babies must be safe. It is undesirable to buy soft toys for a small child, because they accumulate dust, and they can not be taken by mouth, and this is what your baby will want to do.
Olga Tretyakova, pediatrician, doctor of medical sciences, professor: There are many options for storing children’s toys: boxes, chests, racks, special racks, containers, boxes, nets, bags, etc., which can be created from a variety of materials ( fabric, wood, plastic, rubber). A very important point is the reliable fastening of the shelving for toys to avoid childhood injuries. “