Since I live in a 300 sq. ft. fifth wheel with five other people, four of whom are kids, I am always looking for clothing storage solutions. I found this on the good old internet, on this cool lady's blog: www.meckmom.com. There are clothing organizers for kids that hang in the closet with the days of the week. I have no closets. This is an under-bed storage box on wheels (the kids bunks are up) with foam core board dividers. Both Kacy and Will have one, an the idea is you put one outfit for each day, and they can dress themselves. AND it's easy to put laundry away. AND you realize that your kids have too many clothes. Weekend clothes go in the back.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
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Since I live in a 300 sq. ft. fifth wheel with five other people, four of whom are kids, I am always looking for clothing storage solutions. I found this on the good old internet, on this cool lady's blog: www.meckmom.com. There are clothing organizers for kids that hang in the closet with the days of the week. I have no closets. This is an under-bed storage box on wheels (the kids bunks are up) with foam core board dividers. Both Kacy and Will have one, an the idea is you put one outfit for each day, and they can dress themselves. AND it's easy to put laundry away. AND you realize that your kids have too many clothes. Weekend clothes go in the back.
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That's a cute idea. Maybe that would encourage Liv to only wear ONE outfit per day.
ReplyDeleteI do this same thing with a shoe organizer that hangs in the closet, they are small enough so each of the kids has their own. Now just to get rid of the rest of the cloths they have....
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