Think about the types of toys that will be put into the toy organizer to ensure they will fit properly and your child can put toys away independently with ease. We carefully considered design, material, ease of assembly, value, and sizes when reviewing products. Keep reading to find the best toy organizer for your family. What makes this organizer so great is that each bin easily comes off the shelf, allowing for kids to play with one type of toy at a time and then simply replace the bin at clean-up time. Label-loving parents can easily stick a label or tag on the bin to designate which toys belong where. Price at time of publication: $64 Three cushions with self-adhesive strips make for a cozy and secure reading nook on the shelf. Parent reviewers appreciate that this useful bookcase/chair combo is sturdy and comfy. Price at time of publication: $94 A wide opening will encourage kids to toss their toys in and stay organized. One drawback is that while the bin keeps toys contained, kids may toss everything in the bin, making it harder to keep small or specific types of toys separated from others. Price at time of publication: $13 Made for flexibility, the frame has several grooves, so you can place the boxes and shelves just where you want them (and change them when you need to). IKEA offers a variety of bin sizes and colors to mix and match them to your desires. Price at time of publication: $50 Price at time of publication: $16 Price at time of publication: $55 The organizer has spots big enough for golf bags, custom slots for bats, and the shelves are crafted to hold balls, helmets, and other bigger items. For size reference, the whole rack can hold 24 full-sized basketballs. Price at time of publication: $136 Available in a few bright color combos, this storage bin will stand out from plainer options while storing all your outdoor gear. Price at time of publication: $44 For toys like stuffed animals or plushies, larger canvas baskets might be ideal as a ton of organization isn’t necessary on the flip side, art supplies and LEGOs may require various compartments to keep things tidy. Remember, heavier furniture that is used for storage or to hold storage bins should always be safely and securely attached to the wall to prevent pull-down accidents.
Make It Easy
When recruiting kids to help keep their spaces clean and organized, focus on easy-to-use organizers. Complicated bins with small designated spots may not be helpful for younger kids, while a big storage bin will make life easier. To help with organization, use a label maker or tape with the name or a picture of what is supposed to go where.
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Maya Polton is a former marketing manager and current freelance writer who covers food, home, and parenting. She’s also the mom of an 11-year-old son, a 7-year-old son, and a 3-year old daughter. Maya’s house is overrun with toys, and she appreciates the usefulness of bins and baskets to corral all the toys. Her family does an annual “Great Garage Cleanout,” and this year’s addition may just be a sports equipment organizer.
