Need your nursery ideas on storing stuffed animals

shellylovelee

DS LOVES all of his stuffed animals and plays with them constantly.  Before each nap we line them up facing his crib and say "night night".  

I need a good idea on how to get them off the floor (nursery is pretty small) but keep them within his reach.  I thought of some type of hammock type thing, but that sounds kind of ugly.

Any ideas? 

cantalopes24

A low shelf?

LCass

Growing up, I had a big wicker basket for all my stuffed animals.  Easy to get him to help you clean up that way, too, since kids usually love tossing things into baskets/boxes.

pearblossom

We have one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/Original-Chain-Gang-Toy-Organizer/dp/B00012FGAQ/ref=pd_bxgy_t_text_y

It's not very attractive on its own, but with all the animals on t you can't really see it.

pennysuedog

joolz17

We've been thinking about getting wire plant baskets like this and spray painting them to match the room. They can be hung low so your kid can help put things away: 

 https://storagegeek.tumblr.com/post/3997078915/gardenbaskets

nittanyllama

pennysuedog:

I second this idea. I've seen similar ideas on Pinterest, maybe even a little smaller/thinner. Look up "stuffed animals zoo" on pinterest or Google Images.

Rolamarie

Right now we put ours in a plastic bin.

This wouldn't work until LOs are older (taller) but when I was growing up my parents nailed a mesh laundry bag to the inside wall of my closet. I could see through it to the ones I wanted, and we could close the door t hide them. 

shellylovelee

This is a good simple solution for now.  I'm also a hide things/put them out of sight type anyway.

Chunstad

Rolamarie:

Right now we put ours in a plastic bin.

This wouldn't work until LOs are older (taller) but when I was growing up my parents nailed a mesh laundry bag to the inside wall of my closet. I could see through it to the ones I wanted, and we could close the door t hide them. 

This is a good idea!

scarlettoctober

We keep R's in a wicker basket next to his dresser.