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Toy organizing

ishka338ishka338
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Do any of you have any tricks or tips to keep all of the small pieces of toys together?  I'm talking about things like puzzle pieces, animals from the Fisher Price zoo & farm, blocks, things like that.  I have a toy box and a few small baskets, but I'm just curious if you have a better way to keep sets together.
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  • KCGoldKCGold
    We have the little cube canvas totes that go into a bigger 9x9 shelf in his room. One tote for each thing. So blocks in one, train pieces in another, puzzles in another... haven't found a better way yet unfortunately.
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  • Turtle143Turtle143 member

    imageKCGold:
    We have the little cube canvas totes that go into a bigger 9x9 shelf in his room. One tote for each thing. So blocks in one, train pieces in another, puzzles in another... haven't found a better way yet unfortunately.

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    I also put puzzles or mega block pieces in clear zip up bags like the ones comforters or pillow cases come in. That way I know what the bags have. They then go in canvas totes or baskets.

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  • amberproamberpro member
    I have a cube shelf from Target with canvas drawers. We have a Lego drawer, a car drawer, a block drawer, an animal drawer...  You get the picture :). 
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  • valigrl21valigrl21 member
    We have a big toy box and a few bins. But for small toys that I want to keep together - I use tupperwear. I had some extra so thought I would try it and it seems to work well.
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  • bkeane619bkeane619 member
    I have completely given up keeping stuff separate. He has open toy bins and everything goes wherever because 5 mins later he is dumping them on the floor.
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  • kdemunkdemun member
    Try clear cosmetic bags they are more durable and come in all sorts of sizes.
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  • deannahershbergerdeannahershberger

    Check out the website below for great products for organizing kids toys. I know how it is. I have an 18 month old and her toys are everywhere. Big ones, Small Ones, Ones that hurt when they get stepped on. The totes and bags that Thirty-One has are GREAT for organizing toys. It makes cleaning up easier for me and her. And the totes and bags can be personalized so that my daughter feels excited to pick up her toys. It also helps her learn to read and to put things back where they go. Check them out! It made my life easier!! 

     

    check out the catalog here: www.mythirtyone.com/356322 

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