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If you have kids, you have probably tripped over a skateboard or stepped on a block a time of two. When those household incidents happen, you vow that you will finally get organized and that you will insist that your offspring put their toys back where they came from.<\/p>\n

Unfortunately, that resolve tends to dissipate over time, and you end up with the same disorganized mess you promised to leave behind. Once your foot stops aching and you regain your balance, you forget about your vow – at least until next time.<\/p>\n

If you really want to keep your child’s toys neat and organized, there are some simple steps you can take right now – before you lose your resolve. These tips will not guarantee you never trip over a carelessly placed doll or step on a roller skate again, but they certainly will help.<\/p>\n

1. Look for Built-in Storage Solutions<\/strong><\/p>\n

If you are in the midst of a bedroom remodel or moving your kid to a new room, look for creative storage solutions you can build right in. Built-in storage shelves and bookcases are perfect for kids’ rooms, and all that extra space can encourage your children to put their toys back where they belong.<\/p>\n

You can always use traditional bookcases and storage shelves as an alternative to their built-in counterparts. Built-in storage is a great solution, but standalone units can work just as well.<\/p>\n

2. Provide a Financial Incentive<\/strong><\/p>\n

Picking up their toys and keeping their rooms neat and tidy should be part of your child’s daily chores, but that does not mean you cannot provide an incentive for going above and beyond. Some parents stage surprise inspections of their kids’ rooms and throw a couple extra quarters in the piggy bank if all the toys have found their way back home.<\/p>\n

3. Use a Closet Organizer<\/strong><\/p>\n

Closet organization systems are great for keeping toys in their place. Many closet organizers include pull out drawers and hanging shelving units that are perfect for storing stuffed animals, wheeled toys and sets of blocks.<\/p>\n

You can also use plastic storage blocks to provide extra storage for your kid’s toys. These blocks are designed to snap together, so you can stack them as high as you want and keep the room neat and organized.<\/p>\n

4. Choose a Great Toy Box<\/strong><\/p>\n

The toy box should be more than just a place to throw unwanted toys. Look for a toy box with shelves, trays and pull-out spaces for a variety of different toys. There are many great models on the market, and choosing one will make it easier for your kids to put their toys where they belong.<\/p>\n

Your kids may be more willing to put their toys away if they know they will be able to find their favorite playthings when they want them. Investing in a quality toy box that is easy to use and simple to organize is always a smart idea.<\/p>\n

No matter what the ages of your kids, providing smart storage solutions is one of the best ways to keep their toys neat and organized instead of underfoot. You do not have to put up with the clutter a minute longer – just look for creative solutions that encourage your kids to keep everything in its place.<\/p>\n

Toy Storage Helps<\/a><\/strong> (Check out these great storage items including toy boxes and book shelves to keep all kinds of toys and books organized and safe from Amazon.com)<\/p>\n

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