Everybody knows that children are great mess makers. Fixing their rooms can really be arduous and a continuing thing. This can be solved by developing a scheme in organizing their room effectively and getting them involved. Teaching them cleanliness will remove the burden from you and will make them responsible.
No matter how organized you are, your patience will still be put to the test if you have kids at home. They may be able to control their movements in the other rooms of the home, but it is different when it comes to their bedroom. The kid’s room is the most difficult room to organize. It can be tidy for a while but the moment you turn your back, they are at it again. Everything is in shambles! Tidying and organizing your children's room is a task that any mother has to put up with. You may claim that you want to give up and just let it be, however as a mother, you cannot do just that.
So what is the best way to keep your kid’s room organized?
Choice of Proper Furniture
Built-in cabinets and shelves can do the trick. Additional wall space can have these cabinets but they should be within easy reach. Put ornate brackets so it will be like a showroom of your child’s toys and belongings.
Get a kid’s closet that has a lot of compartments. Put dividers within the drawers to keep socks, hankies, underwear, belts and other accessories in order. Make sure that there is enough space where his clothes can be hanged. School supplies can also be kept in the other drawers. Shelves within the closet can also act as his toys compartment.
Modern beds for children are equipped with pull-out drawers beneath the bed. These can also be used for storing other items such as bed sheets, pillow cases, curtains, throws, duvets and towels. Board games can also be kept inside the drawers. In the event that the bed is without drawers, then have boxes with wheels and placed them under the bed. These boxes have secure covers to keep the dust away.
You can also have a storage bench in your kid’s bedroom. Roller skates, balls, and other big items can be kept here.
Get Your Kids Involve
To encourage your kid to help in organizing his room, get him a big plastic container with wheels. The wheels will make it easier for your child to pick up his stuff and put them inside the container.
You can also have color coded boxes and assign a color for each kind of toy. This is not only educational but at the same time an enjoyable activity for your kid as it will look like he is just playing.
Get him a bookshelf where he can store his books, and even stuff toys.
Teach your child the goodness of being clean. It is better to start while they are still young. Once they have developed this habit, there is no need for you to do the tidying.
Most importantly, discard items that are no longer used by your child. Donate them away to charity. Keeping these stuff will only add to the clutter. Items that are mostly used by your child must be stored in areas that he can reach.
Putting order in your kid’s room can be done easily by being creative. Follow the above tips and get relieved from headaches of seeing the clutter. Choosing the right furniture and engaging your child in the activity of organizing his room will not only make your life orderly and peaceful but your life as well. This is also a good way of disciplining your child.
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