Sometimes it seems like the minute you get all your baby clothes organized and put away in your baby’s nursery, he or she grows out of them.
I find that a good system for keeping all those outgrown (or too big) baby clothes organized ends up saving me a lot of time in the long run. Especially if you are planning on saving the clothes for another baby some day.
Here are 12 ideas that I found for storing and organizing those baby clothes when they’re not in use. These organized moms are sure to inspire your own organization efforts:
No. 1
Of course, I have to start with my own organization system. You can read about how I’ve chosen to keep all those outgrown baby clothes stored and organized here. I also created some free cute printable bin labels, so be sure to grab those!
No. 2
Aren’t these labels cute? They’re free to download- just head over to the source link.
No. 3
This is a great idea for creating a memory box for each baby to store special mementos and meaningful pieces of clothing.
No. 4
These labels are adorable, and so smart to use the storage space under the crib!
No. 5
It doesn’t get any more basic than this. Grab yourself some big bins and get sorting!
No. 6
These labels are great if you want to take more detailed notes on what is actually in each bin. And aren’t they pretty?
No. 7
I love this example, because you don’t have to spend money on fancy bins to get super organized. Diaper boxes work great.
No. 8
More bins and more labels. A lot of people store outgrown baby clothes this way, because… it works!
No. 9
This is a great example of a mom who used technology to keep track of exactly what is stored in each bin.
No. 10
You can keep things more organized within each bin by storing each type of clothing in labeled plastic bags first.
No. 11
These labels give you the opportunity to add a little bit more information about the baby clothes that are stored in each bin.
No. 12
One of the keys to staying organized is to make sure your bins are stackable (it helps if they are all the same shape and size) and the labels are clear and easy to read.
That’s it!
Hopefully you’ve gotten some great ideas for organizing and storing your own baby clothes. Good luck, and happy organizing!
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