Advice on How to Keep a Child's Room/ Toy Room Organized and Clean?

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  1. FreezeFrame34 profile image74
    FreezeFrame34posted 11 years ago

    Advice on How to Keep a Child's Room/ Toy Room Organized and Clean?

    Some days I feel like all I do is pick up toys. I have my child help too, but any one have inexpensive ideas on how to keep the mess from happening, especially when having play dates.  It can be impossible to do the "play with one toy and put it away" with a room full of toddlers in an apartment!

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  2. brittanytodd profile image87
    brittanytoddposted 11 years ago

    Cleaning your child's room can be exhausting. Just follow the five simple steps in this article and free yourself from the constant task of cleaning your kid's room. read more

    1. FreezeFrame34 profile image74
      FreezeFrame34posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for writing a hub in response to my question! Great advice!

  3. peachpurple profile image80
    peachpurpleposted 11 years ago

    keep those toys that your child doesn't play with often. Restrict to 3 types of toys in the playroom and instruct him to put back the toys into the appropriate boxes after play. Otherwise, give him a warning that you will "throw" away the toys. It works for me.

    1. FreezeFrame34 profile image74
      FreezeFrame34posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for the answer! We live in a small apartment, and I don't have room for storage so it can create quite a mess. We still try to organize and encourage our friends to help clean up when they are done playing, too!

  4. JillKostow profile image88
    JillKostowposted 11 years ago

    Toys can quickly take over your house especially when you have more than one child. It can feel like a never ending battle when it comes time to pick up all of the toys that your child has played with through out the day. An excellent way to clean any mess up quickly is to have a good organizational method in place for the toys. This can free up much needed space in your home and also give you extra time in the day for you to enjoy! read more

    1. FreezeFrame34 profile image74
      FreezeFrame34posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for answering my question with a hub. I appreciate the disclaimer about the storage containers too; I have heard of children getting trapped in larger toy boxes and containers.

 
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