organizing clothes

rlk2

Just looking for some suggestions on how you organized your twins clothes....  I have a really small closet but we hung 2 rods and then a dresser with 6 small/medium drawers.  I don't know where to even start! TIA!

wille2b

We had a 6 drawer dresser as well and I gave each baby their own side of the dresser, I had b/g so it worked out great. They each got 3 drawers which was more than enough. I hung nicer outfits in the closet. I had a small bin just for onsies and socks.

carrotcake06

We don't separate clothes, they're b/b. We also don't do matching so everything is folded in drawers. We have a hanging shelf in their closet for linens. We also hang hoodies in the closet.

We keep a few storage bins under their cribs to hold too small and too large clothes so that we don't have to do a massive rearranging of clothes every 3mo when they outgrow a size.

PinkinProvence

Are the twins the same gender?

We have two boys and we match them or at least coordinate.  We hung everything in size order.  As they grow out, we box them up.  We do have a dresser, but we really only keep bibs, socks, hats, and other accessories in them.

Kaly16

wille2b said:

We had a 6 drawer dresser as well and I gave each baby their own side of the dresser, I had b/g so it worked out great. They each got 3 drawers which was more than enough. I hung nicer outfits in the closet. I had a small bin just for onsies and socks.

We did this As well!

zazu13

We have 2 girls. In their drawers I put all the matching onesies together folded in half and lined up file folder style in ikea skub boxes. Pants are not folded but laid long ways also side by side. I like to see everything so no stacking. We are lucky to have a big closet so all their outfits and dresses are hung up thru size 18-24 mo. I have bigger skubb boxes in the closet to hold other thIngs they will grow into

ballygirl

I have g/g twins and they share al their clothes.  We have a 6 drawer dresser and a small closet for dresses and nicer things in the nursery upstairs. However, for the most part, we spend all our time downstairs in the living room and play room and really are only ever in the nursery for naps or bedtime.  We have a changing table downstairs and over the past year, I began keeping more and more of their everyday play clothes in the changing table in the living room downstairs.  This was particularly helpful when they were younger and pooped and spit up and drooled a lot more than they do now. For awhile there, we were going through 4-5 outfits a day between the two of them, so it was helpful to have them handy.  But even now, we often have to do a shirt change after meals or pants change after going outside, so it is still helpful to have play clothes handy downstairs. 

 

oughtonk

We have b/g twins.  They have a 5 drawer dresser, the top 3 drawers they split, one has socks/hats, one has onesies, and one has sleepers.  His stuff on the left, her's on the right and gender neutral in the middle.  Then they both have their own drawer for more outfit type stuff.  In the closet I hang anything that they don't fit in to yet or whatever outfits don't fit in the drawer (normally the nicer stuff), his on one side and her's on the other.  I'm a little OCD though.  As they outgrow sizes I box them up.  I keep a basket of bibs and burp cloths, those don't get sorted by gender, they just use whatever I pull out.

RayRay007

We have a big dresser and all their sleepers are in one drawer, onesies and pants in another, linens in another, cloth diapers in another. Socks, accessories, cd accessories, nursing covers etc are in four small drawers across the top. The clothes themselves are not sorted according to matching outfits or anything. As they get older and wear sleepers less and pants and shirts more, I'm sure the pants and shirts will take over their own drawers. We have a couple sweaters and nicer things hanging. Anything that is too big is in a box in the closet.

Ylvelill

B/g twins here 4 months of age. We have two dressers which they currently share. We have very little girl clothes so everything is just together. I have the clothes they wear in one dresser (onesies, pants/socks, sleep wear, bibs/hats/misc) and the other dresser holds spare diaper changing supplies, sheets, burp cloths and clothes that are too big.

When they get older they will each get a dresser.

diz1313

I have sleepers and such hung up in the closet by size. Onsies and pants are in a small dresser, also by size. Hats, socks, mittens, legwarmers and such I have in some little bins on a shelf in the closet as are towels, wash clothes, and blankets.