I always like to use an over the door shoe keeper. This can be adjusted for children and each animal or toy can be placed in separate compartments.
By Joanie78 from Cicero, Indiana
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My son has many small stuffed animals that always get lost or misplaced. To solve this problem, we made a little hotel for them out of tissue boxes taped together with duct tape and mounted on the wall. The best thing is, we can add more as we save boxes.
When my daughter was young and had many stuffed animals. I did several things with them. My solution was to use a "fish" net hung from the ceiling, that I kept all her stuffed animals in.
My two kids are stuffed animal fans. What I do to keep the zoo under control, is to use a colorful 15/20 gallon tote to put all the animals in. If the pile starts to overflow, I tell my kids it is time to give some of the stuffies to a new home.
Attach a Velcro strip to the wall of your child's room to hold soft stuffed toys.
I have put two cup hooks in the corner of the room, as far apart as you want your hammock to stretch. I then hung a pretty color of nylon net (about 2 yards) to make a hammock. All the animals sleep there!
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I am 17 years old and I need organizing tips for my room, I recently rearranged it but have no idea where to put everything.
