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Handling your clothes storage and getting dressed all on your own is a big part of growing up. From finding what to wear and caring for your clothes, to getting dirty clothes to the laundry and folding clean clothes again, here are some helpful tips.

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A child sitting down putting on a sweatshirt, and behind him, two SMASTAD storage units with BEGRIPA handles; to the right, a BLÅVINGAD backpack.

Putting in clean clothes

Learning to fold and put clean clothes away lets children feel involved and gives them a sense of accomplishment. Lightweight storage boxes inside drawers and wardrobes – that are easy to take out for refills – make everything more manageable.

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A child on a BUSENKEL rug

Hanging out what to wear

Hooks on the outside of the wardrobe make preparing for the next day easy. It’s a good routine to learn early on, so that the coming morning always flows smoothly. Of course, a mirror for getting dressed is convenient to have close by.


 
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op part of a SMASTAD wardrobe with LATTHET hooks, a BLÅVINGAD backpack, and a FUBBLA wall lamp.

Organisation that’s clear to see

See-through boxes help your children pick what to wear without making a mess. It’s a good idea to put the clothes they use most often at the most convenient height. Or with two siblings sharing, let the small one have the bottom part.


 
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The TROFAST storage system with TROFAST wire boxes and a yellow MAMMUT stool to the right.

Making things accessible

Easily reaching both hanging and folded clothes goes without saying preferably without a step stool. Like with this wardrobe with a pull out unit that makes viewing, choosing and loading clothes easy even for small children.


 
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A child holding a sweatshirt with a SMÅSTAD wardrobe behind him, and a BLÅVINGAD cushion to the left.

Off to the laundry

Getting dirty clothes to the laundry is easier with a laundry basket of their own. It’s smart to choose a small one like this toy storage so the batches don’t grow too big. The compartments can even get them started on sorting their laundry.


 
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Storage with TIGERFINK compartments, a SNIGLAR bed to the left, a SUNDVIK wardrobe, and a BUSENKEL rug.

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