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Neat toy storage ideas for tucking away children's belongings

Toys are essential to childhood, but keeping them organized can be challenging. However, did you know that toys and a tidy house can coexist when you know where to put everything? All you need are some clever storage ideas so everything is in place after playing. Teach your kids the value of organization and make it fun with these space-saving toy storage ideas! 

Invest in a loft bed with storage

To maximize floor space, consider a loft bed with built-in storage options. These beds have drawers, shelves, or cubbies underneath to keep toys neatly organized and create a cozy sleeping area. Your child's room will feel open and clutter-free, instilling a sense of calm and creativity.

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Place a bedside shelf unit to organize toys

Install a bedside shelf unit next to the bed to store nighttime essentials and a selection of favorite toys. This practical idea for toy storage encourages independent play while keeping toys within reach during quiet moments before bed. It also teaches children responsibility by having them tidy up their toys before bedtime.

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Maximize vertical spaces

Have a lot of toys but need more space? Don’t worry! Make use of vertical storage boxes to maximize every area in your child’s room. The TROFAST storage combination consists of several lightweight plastic boxes mounted on sturdy wooden frames. Your child can easily slide the bins out, carry them, and put them back again. This toy storage idea also works great for apartments with small spaces.

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Build a shelf inside the closet

Install wall shelves inside the closet to create additional storage space for larger toys or bins. This vertical solution uses the closet's height while keeping toys easily accessible but neatly tucked away. Choose from our wall shelf collection's various styles, finishes, and sizes to see which one best fits the theme of your children's room.

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Make use of a storage-equipped book display

Opt for a bookshelf with built-in storage compartments to store your child’s things. This dual-purpose furniture keeps books close at hand and provides a designated space for toys, encouraging a love of reading and play. A toy storage solution like this creates a harmonious balance between learning and fun.

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Embrace open shelving

Open shelving units are a great way to organize and display toys while keeping them accessible. To store smaller toys, use stylish baskets or fabric bins, and leave larger toys on open shelves for easy access. This toy storage solution also fits small spaces and adds visual appeal to your kids' room.

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Repurpose old furniture

Use old bookcases, trunks, or cabinets as toy storage to give them new life and create more space in your home. This toy storage idea is a fun way to reuse old furniture and give your kids a keepsake. Paint or decorate the pieces of furniture to match your child's room decor. You can also involve your children in the painting process by giving them a paintbrush set. This idea offers a practical and aesthetically pleasing storage solution for toys of all sizes and shapes.

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Use pegboard combinations

Mount pegboard combinations on the wall to store children’s toys. This versatile storage solution allows you to make room for anything, including toys, art and craft supplies, and stuffed animals. The accessories are easy to attach and move around the board, allowing you to be creative with their placement. It’s also a clever toy storage idea for small spaces without sacrificing limited floor space.

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Place toys under the bed

The space under the bed is often overlooked, but you can use it effectively to store toys. Just slide some under bed storage in, and you have instant storage space. This toy storage idea eliminates clutter from the ground and makes it simple to retrieve the toys whenever they are needed.

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Invest in a bench with toy storage

Put away toys more functionally by using a bench with toy storage. This toy storage solution also functions as additional seating in your child’s bedroom. It's simple to open, and your children can easily store their toys inside. You can also smooth out the surface by adding a bench pad for a more comfortable seat.

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Use storage with compartments

Want more storage space? Invest in storage with compartments or adjustable dividers. This allows you to categorize toys, making it easier for kids to find what they want. It also encourages them to tidy up after playtime. What’s more, this storage combination comes in different colors to match the hues of your child’s room.

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Make toy organization fun with ball storage

To make organization enjoyable, give your toy storage solutions a playful touch with a ball storage. This toy storage idea doubles as a goal to store balls and other toys after playing. It’s also a fun way to teach your children about organization. This keeps balls from rolling around on the floor and adds a fun touch to the room's decor.

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Put toys in the closet

Make the most of your closet by setting aside a section for toys. Use bins like the UPPRYMD box to store and sort toys. This toy storage solution has handles, so your child can safely carry the box. Made with recyclable materials, this toy storage provides extra storage and is also good for the environment.

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Keep small toys together with a tray

Place a storage tray with compartments on a shelf or inside a drawer to corral small toys like Lego pieces, puzzle parts, or action figures. The tray's compartments can teach your child how to organize, keep things in order, and find small items. Additionally, a storage idea like this keeps toys from being misplaced and makes cleanup a breeze.

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Label storage organizers

To encourage children to put toys away in the correct bin, label bins or containers with pictures or words to indicate to children where the toys go. Label storage bins and shelves for toys clearly with a label holder. Having your kids draw and color labels for the label holders adds a creative and personal touch.

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