Organizing toys and kids' spaces with systems simple enough for kids to maintain themselves.
Kids' rooms accumulate faster than any other space in the house, and most organizing systems are too complicated for a kid to actually follow. This guide focuses on systems simple enough that kids can maintain them, not just parents.
Inside: toy rotation systems that reduce overwhelm, age-appropriate organization kids can manage independently, handling sentimental items and outgrown toys without a fight, and building tidy-up habits that don't require constant nagging. A companion fit for any age in the Parenting Through Every Stage series. Available in print (8.5×11, binder-ready) and digital (6×9, phone-optimized) formats.
Organizing toys and kids' spaces with systems simple enough for kids to maintain themselves.
