How To Keep Your Toddler’s Puzzles Organized
Isn’t it amazing how quickly our kids accumulate so many things. From books to stuffed animals, to toys. It can be a lot. With Georgia we love to encourage learning through play so we have a lot of Montessori and sensory based toys, including lots and lots of puzzles. She loves them and it works her little noggin, a win-win for sure! However, after collecting just a few puzzles I quickly realized we were in desperate need of a storage solution otherwise mama was going to loose in and every puzzle would likely be missing a piece. Not going to lie, there are still a few long lost pieces, but this helps a lot!
The easiest storage solution I have found it using these super cute mesh bags! Not only are they just darlings, and fully customizable, but they keep all the pieces of the puzzle together. This makes for super easy clean up and you never have to search through bins again for that missing piece. It’s also great if you need to take a puzzle on the go. Simply toss that puzzle bag into your tote and you’re ready to go!
SHOP PUZZLE BAGS
These mesh bags are also great for loose toys, small things that might be floating around, etc. I love ordering these from Amazon to organize Georgia’s small toys or when I need just a few things for her so that they aren’t all at the bottom of my handbag. These would also make a great gift for a fellow mom or if you are already gifting a puzzle, go ahead and get the storage bag. Trust me, mom to mom, we will with be thanking you later!
Once you have your puzzle bags I recommend get a few square storage baskets to keep these in. This way you don’t have bags all over the place and you toddler can easily flip through their options before choosing which puzzle they want to complete!
SHOP STORAGE BASKETS
If you are wondering which puzzle to get your little one, check out this post. We’ve rounded up all the best puzzles, broken down by age! It’s super important to ensure you are getting the right puzzle for your child so that you can challenge them without creating frustration or self doubt.
