Before our baby was born, I wanted her nursery to be an organized space so I would be able to know where everything went and could quickly clean up! Along with the team at 2B Organized Austin – we created these simple spaces dedicated to her growing baby clothes, many toys, and baby essentials. They gave me so many tips on organizing her nursery – I had to share! For all of you new moms, hope you find these 5 Clever Nursery Organization Ideas as helpful as I did!
1. Drawer Dividers
Adjustable to the length of your drawer – we used these bamboo drawer dividers to maximize use of the entire drawer and keep folded baby clothes categorized by age!
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2. Use a Rolling Cart
A super convenient way to take your diaper changing station into different rooms, store extra supplies/ pump parts, and even have a shelf for pumping machines – we love our rolling cart I picked up from Target!
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3. Basket for clothes that are “too big” and “too small”
Babies grow out of clothes so quickly and sometimes you get gifted baby clothes that are a size up! By having two empty bins labeled ” too big” and “too small” you’ll be able to quickly categorize clothes when you are busy and move them to a storage bin later! We used these bin clip labels from The Container Store on woven baskets to customize our labels.
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4. Vertical Storage
Utilizing wall space like the shelves below is a smart way to store books, toys, and framed photos – plus it makes adorable decor!
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5. Diaper Caddy
Our acrylic clear diaper caddy is to the right of our Keekaroo Diaper changing pad! It’s a small way to organize diapers, baby wipes, and diaper rash creme that we use every day! I like a diaper caddy for essentials, because it’s also easy to clean up if any mess from our diaper cremes spills in there – or we can quickly hide the caddy in the closet to tidy up before guests come over.
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Organizing our baby’s nursery before she was born was just one way I prepared as a new mom & felt connected to her during pregnancy! This was a chance to wash and fold all of her clothes and envision where she would wear them or what memories we would make in them together. Now that Teddi is almost 5 months old, I can tell you – that having a baby in an organized space made the transition into motherhood so much easier! I had a simple system to wash baby’s clothes every 3 days, fold, and put them away in their labeled drawers or on their seasonal hanger sections. Loved these tips I learned from my friends and hope you enjoy them too!
