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| Cubbies. Take cues from their teacher. Everything in your child's classroom has a place, from markers and crayons to cubbies for their coats and backpacks. Show your children how to employ the same organization skills at home. Label boxes so they know exactly where their items are. Clear bins are great for little ones who don't know how to read yet. |
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| Under the bed. Underbed storage is an excellent way to keep toys accessible to children while preserving precious floor space. |
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| Play space. If space permits, dedicate a room for your children's playthings. When children have a place to call their own, they tend to migrate there. |
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| Bins. Family rooms are for family, children included. Even if your child has a dedicated playspace, include a bin for special toys they hold dear. |
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