I am just about to welcome my second baby girl into the world! (Ahhh it’s coming up so soon!) Anyway, I kept a LOT of my now toddler’s baby clothes so that I wouldn’t need to get anything for the next baby. I am feeling great about it now, especially since it’s another girl, BUT it was getting to be a beast to keep everything organized. I had basically been throwing everything into one big plastic bin whenever she grew out of a size. As you can imagine, when I pulled it all out to go through it recently, it was clear that these things would not be useful to me if I couldn’t find them at the right time! Especially when I am sleep-deprived with a new baby! So I set out to find an easy solution to organize all the baby clothes and store them until I need them.
I could barely find any tips about this, for some reason? So when I found something that worked for me I had to share! I am so glad I did this. First, I got some gallon-sized plastic bags and some basic white sticky labels. (I made a printable template so I could share them with you! Keep scrolling for the downloads.)
I sorted everything into seasons, sizes and categories, for example; Onesies/Newborn, Summer/3-6 months, Fall/6-12 months. You get the idea. I put like items in bags together and labeled them so that when little miss #2 is in need of some tiny jeggings next fall, I can just grab the Pants/6 months bag and we’ll be good to go!
CLICK HERE to print baby clothes CATEGORY label template
CLICK HERE to print baby clothes SIZE label template
As you can see below, these labels are totally customizable to what you need!
Once you have printed both sets of labels, you can cut the size labels out and stick them to the bottom of the category labels. Easy as pie. Once all of your clothes are labeled and in bags, they are ready to be stored! I made sure to get all the air out of the bags before sealing them so that they wouldn’t take up any extra space. For now, mine are in a chest in the nursery, but they would be safe and sound in a plastic bin in the attic or basement too!
Tell me, do you have any more tips on this subject for me? I am always happy to hear what other people have done!!
xo
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