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There are a lot more toys than you can see!! This is what people who come to my house often say - I hesitated because it wasn't neat and pretty, but since it's a toy storage that both my little one and I are satisfied with, I'm going to open up a secret chapter. 🙊 1. When my child was young and didn't have many toys, I organized them all in white baskets. I even wrote the name on each basket with a sticker. In fact, there was a lot of empty space inside and between the baskets, so it was hard to organize them neatly, but it was nice because they were neat! 2. Even though I organize toys often, they started to increase rapidly as the years went by.. My child started visiting Daiso and stationery stores, and toys I received as gifts from my aunts and uncles piled up, so the types of toys became very diverse and sorting them in baskets became almost meaningless..! 3. So I'm changing the method of putting them in books instead of baskets. In order to organize them neatly, I try not to throw away toy boxes as much as possible, and when I get flat boxes while shopping, I collect them separately and use them to store toys. 4. It looks a little messy and colorful - Replaced the open-type classroom that I used when I was a baby with a cabinet with doors! It's comfortable because it's not visible💆🏻 5. My child likes that he can intuitively find and choose the toys he wants more than when he used a basket, and he's relatively good at organizing them himself because he has fun putting them back in the box. 6. The IKEA cabinet I'm using can freely adjust the height of the internal shelves. It's useful because you can make both high and low shelves depending on the size of the toys. I hope this information is a little helpful - Have a nice day✨ ✔️Toy cabinet information @ikea @ikeakr ✔️Frame Platsa, 180*60*40 ✔️Door Smostad ✔️Handle Begriffa ✔️Legs Letete ✔️Inner shelf Yelppa #Kids' room storage #아이방꾸미기