Welcoming a newborn home is an exciting experience but it also comes with a lot of preparation. One of the most important tasks is organisobeing your baby’s wardrobe.
A well-organised baby wardrobe not only makes it easier to find what you need but also makes sure that you’re always prepared for any situation.
Babymore is here to guide you through practical tips and strategies for arranging your newborn baby’s wardrobe efficiently.
Before you start organising, choose the appropriate storage solutions.
These are great for separating small items like socks and onesies. They also help to keep your drawers clutter free.
Hanging organisers are useful for items that can be hung, like dresses or special outfits.
These items provide you extra storage space in your wardrobe. They are ideal for storing larger items or seasonal clothing.
Organise your baby’s clothing into categories to make it easier to find what you need. You can categorise your baby’s clothes according to following categories:
Separate all the onesies, bodysuits and rompers and group them together as they’ll be your go-to everyday outfits.
This group will include pyjamas, night suits sets and sleep sacks. Separate them for easy access during nighttime changes.
These will include your baby’s jackets, hoodies, hats and mittens etc.Keep any special occasion clothing or gift items in a designated section.
Newborns grow quickly, so it is important to keep baby clothes sorted out by size. Use storage bins or labelled drawers to separate them into categories; Newborn, 0 to 3 months and 3 months onwards.
Organising the baby clothes by season will help you prepare for the weather. You can separate clothes according to Spring/ summer which will include light, breathable fabrics and winter/ fall which will include warmer layers and thick fabrics.
Baby clothes don’t take much space when hung up, especially lengthwise. Add an extra rail in your baby’s wardrobe to maximise the storage space.
Hang your baby’s onesies upside down, to make the most of this setup.
Attach the onesie by snapping the buttons around the hanger rather than through the neck opening. By doing this you can hang two or three onesies on a single hanger and save more space
Using size dividers can help you keep those hanging baby clothes organised within the closet. This will save you a lot of time to find what you need.
Think about getting an over-the-door pocket organiser to hang on the back of your closet door. This will give you some extra space in the wardrobe. It is perfect for storing small items like bibs, socks, hats, and shoes.
Add organisers and storage bins to your baby’s closet. These organisers come in different sizes. You can pick one that fits your space well. When you purchase the cube organiser, be sure to get matching storage bins that fit inside the cubes.
Using a cube organiser inside the closet is an excellent way to maximise your space. Storage bins can be used to neatly organise toys, swaddles and blankets. They can also be used to store the clothing your baby has not grown into yet.
Labelling:
It is good to label each storage bin. This will help you quickly find what you need and keep everything in its designated place.
For proper maintenance of our baby’s wardrobe you should sort them out every three months.
You will notice that baby clothes are sold in standard sizes that span three months, and these are: newborn, 0–3 months, 3-6 months, 6–9 months, 9–12 months, and so on until they reach around two years of age.
So, it makes sense to have a good sort as you transition from one size to another.
Pack away any clothes that your baby has outgrown if you might need them for a future younger sibling. If this is not the case, offer them to friends or family.
Hope these tips are helpful for you! If you organise baby clothes in line with the above tips, it will be a quick and easy job.
Babymore has a wide range of baby wardrobes. They are designed to cater different needs and preferences. Babymore’s wardrobes are not only premium in quality but are also spacious and stylish. If you are looking for a baby wardrobe for a specific nursery furniture theme or simply want a functional and classy piece, Babymore has options in a variety of colours and designs for you.
If you want to learn about how to choose a baby wardrobe, check out our blog for some useful tips.
