Tips to Get your Childrens Bedrooms organised today!
Use these tips to get your organising off to a flying start!
Get your children to take responsibility for their own rooms - dependant on their age. Even small children can keep things tidy!
Have areas for toys, books, sleeping, changing (for babies), sitting (for them and for you!), clothes and anythig else specific to you and your needs. Ensure that everything stays in these areas and then it will be easier to find things. It also helps to relax children as they work best with routine, and if they know where they are in their room they will feel calmer.
I suggest having very few toys in the bedroom, as this will encourage children to play there rather than sleep. If you keep the bedroom as a restful area then that usually will work better for you.
Keep books in the room that are good for bedtime reading - my daughter loves her book about monsters - but its downstairs as she doesn't like to read it at night! Short books are best for bedtime for younger children, and activity books are better for playing rather than bedtime.
Children grow out of their clothes quickly - as such keep a bag to hand that you can fill with small clothes. If you have younger children you may want to keep them for them, if not, give them to charity or sell them - but as soon as the bag is full get rid of the clothes.
Get your children to make their own bed as soon as they are capable. To make this easy try and keep the majority of toys off the bed - hanging a toy hammock above the bed slightly works well as they are to hand, but allow the bed to be made easily.
To get more space out of a smaller bedroom, consider having a bed thats raised and allows for a desk/drawers, sofa etc... below. This is also really good fun for a child!
Keep any toys in baskets so that they are off the floor
Get your older children in the habit of getting their clothing for the following day ready the night before - stops any last minute searching around for a PE kit or a clean school shirt.
Display childrens artwork on noticeboards in their room
If you label boxes, small children will be able to understand them if you label with pictures rather than words.
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