Jansen's DIY's video: 40 Smart Tricks to Keep Your Kids Organized

1. Attach old planter baskets to the side of the sandbox for easy toy storage. https://goo.gl/pkXokK 2. Label aluminum buckets https://goo.gl/osxpuw 3. Install a curtain rod with clip shower curtain rings https://goo.gl/UKha2G 4.use the curtain rod to reorganize your kids princess dresses. https://goo.gl/Kv48G6 5. build a little costume closet that features a built-in catch-all bin. https://goo.gl/UJtZ6j 6. Store Legos in wire drawers, by color. https://goo.gl/Shohkk 7. put together this cool Lego table with a couple of plastic drawer units and big sheets of building board. https://goo.gl/8URkqs 8. Keep minifigure madness at bay with a storage wall that's also a display. https://goo.gl/i5VgBN 9. Glue some extra building board to the top of pencil boxes https://goo.gl/Le7ujb 10. Give each card game a designated plastic box. https://goo.gl/bA5kbX 11. Also give each puzzle a designated pencil bag. https://goo.gl/6N2DYh 12. Stack bigger board games vertically https://goo.gl/HFS5dt 13. Organize action figures in an over-the-door shoe caddy. https://goo.gl/vt2wP2 14. And (maybe the most classic of all over the door shoe caddy tricks) Barbies. https://goo.gl/t7Tchb 15. Hang a swath of tulle from Command hooks to create a stuffed animal perch. https://goo.gl/ggtHJa 16. Keep last minute shoe-searches to a minimum https://goo.gl/8Z7d1K 17. Install a backpack and homework command station for each kiddo. https://goo.gl/GGCG7V 18. Hang seat sacks on the back of their homework chairs. https://goo.gl/MV7D3c 19. Put together a pretty supply box https://goo.gl/SZvbRb 20. Keep it all in a chalkboard art caddy. https://goo.gl/5erLY2 21. Save time on school mornings by asking your child to pick out their outfits for the week every Sunday. https://goo.gl/5FNnvi 22. Paint door hangers with chalkboard paint https://goo.gl/GucpVd 23. Or, just print out these free templates. https://goo.gl/6QVuw4 24. Give everyone an interactive to-do list using old baking sheets. https://goo.gl/xSpMHS 25. Or, set up a similar system using clip boards and clothes pins. https://goo.gl/MnUpjz 26. Put together a chore board if your chores change regularly. https://goo.gl/LcZQbh 27. Or just print out this chore chart checklist template. https://goo.gl/e3BrLS 28. Make your kids some under-bed drawers to help make it easy for them to put their toys away. https://goo.gl/Rj9vPs 29. Paint the outside of each under bed drawer with chalkboard paint so as the kids grow you can re-label the drawers. https://goo.gl/bU1WXY 30. Give hair clips a pretty place to live, which just might inspire your child to put them away. https://goo.gl/RtcPWi 31. Try the same trick with an empty photo frame. https://goo.gl/6GESJ3 32. Create more storage and rod space with a stacked unit like this one. https://goo.gl/8C6BAE 33. Designate a "crap bucket" for each kid https://goo.gl/MBQ32z 34. Give your child their own trash bin for long road trips. https://goo.gl/J7kfL9 35. Mount an extra tension shower rod right next to the bathtub https://goo.gl/4dsbH8 37. Go one step further and include a towel hook. https://goo.gl/wUFvXc 38. Sew up some pretty hanging bags so you always have an extra pacifier at your fingertips. https://goo.gl/hkPqtE 39. Display their favorite book of the moment on a minimalist shelf. https://goo.gl/txdSTS 40. Or make favorite books easy to get to by hanging them right next to the bed. https://goo.gl/XQaigq into video: How to Organize: The Kid's Room by The Design Network https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ro8YftlnePE background song DRIVE by Nicolai Heidlas Music Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0