How to organize newborn baby clothes
The clothes of a newborn is so tiny that we will not need much space.Although we must have it well organized so that, being so tiny garments, do not get lost and always have them at hand, since newborn babies need many changes per day.
In another article we already saw how to organize a clothing closet, now we will see how to organize babies' garments.
How to organize baby clothes: the classification of garments
To organize a baby's clothes, the most advisable is to first classify the garments, so that they are easier to locate and we can quickly count on them.Thus, the main garments of a newborn baby will be the following:
Baby's clothing guidelines
It is advisable to organize baby's clothes as follows:
How to make the most of the spaces
We can buy container boxes to take advantage of the space and organize baby clothes that we are going to use less frequently.To be better preserved, we can use clothing bags, which will also save space.You can take advantage of the closet doors if they are not sliding, and in the inner face we can hang small adhesive hooks to place items that weigh little, such as scarves or hat.
To organize baby's clothes in the drawers, we can also buy an organizer with compartments and use it to classify small underwear garments.In order for babies that remain hung on hangers, they do not detach or deform, we can resort to lining the hangers.
In just one year of life, the baby can change size, so that changes in clothing content in his closet will be quite frequent.In addition, we must take into account the seasonal changes, and we must replace lighter clothes with a more warm, although always maintaining the basics such as patucos, bodies and monkeys in the same spaces that we have reserved.It is convenient.
To organize the baby's closet, we can buy hermetic boxes and use vacuum bags, which are very good options to store clothes that, for the moment, will not be used, and prevent them from taking dust or moisture.It is important to classify, as far as possible, for sizes and seasons.A first sizes classification would be the first set, from one to three months, from 6 to 9 months and from 9 to 12 months, thus the cycle of one year will have been completed, and we will see what clothes we can discard because it has grown and notWe will use it.
A second classification would be per season, autumn-winter or spring-summer, if this classification is more useful to have the baby's garments well located.It is even advisable to make labels that identify the garments, if we are going to store them in bags or boxes, and in this way, have them very identified for when we need to make any change.
It is important to know that, indeed, the baby is going to change clothes up to 5 times a year, depending on its growth, so it is not advisable to be buying too much clothes that will later be small and that it will not be able to use.Similarly, and if we are going to receive gifts from friends and family, it is very convenient.
