I buy old pencils and art supplies for a penny, knick-knacks for ten cents, stuffed animals for a quarter, and bigger items for more. Mommy + Me Garage Sale – To encourage Addie to part ways with some of her things, I sometimes offer to buy anything she doesn’t want anymore.Here are a couple of ways to help them purge and clean their toys and personal items: The rope baskets I added are a great storage solution! Now the stuffed animals and other toys are easy to clean up and the space looks tidy too! Example – All of Addie’s colorful, bright stuffed animals were an eyesore on her shelf, not to mention a pain to put away when you have to line them up to make them fit.Baskets and bins make it easy for a child to toss things inside when it’s time to clean up, and they help hide clutter or items that don’t match their space.It’s now easy to keep tidy and it looks good, too! When I refreshed her space, I simply put a small lamp and her favorite books in a neat little tray. This decor got strewn about, pushed around, and made the room look messy. Example – Addie’s dresser use to have several framed pictures and knick-knacks on top.Desks and dressers look better and function best when mostly cleared off. Don’t fill every surface/ corner with “stuff”.Hang their posters and pictures that don’t fit the design of the room inside their closet so they can see if, but it will be hidden behind the closet door.Move unused furniture out of the kid’s room – get the room is as empty as possible.Don’t fill their bed with more than a couple of pillows.
Do them ( and yourself!) a favor and keep things SIMPLE. When it comes to designing a girl’s room (or any kid’s space!), LESS IS MORE! Too much clutter can be overwhelming to a young child who is asked to clean their room.
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