What should you do with all of the clothes your baby is outgrowing? Here's the ultimate solution to baby clothes storage!

The Ultimate Solution To Baby Clothes Storage

This post may contain affiliate links, please see our privacy policy (opens in a new tab)

What should you do with all of the clothes your baby is outgrowing? Here’s the ultimate solution to baby clothes storage!

Mom and baby storing baby clothes.

Baby clothes, while the cutest of all, can be overwhelming as babies grows up and move on to new sizes. What do you do with your little one’s old clothes? And what about the new clothes that was handed down from siblings or friends? Today, we’re sharing the ultimate solution to storing your baby clothes!

Implementing this system can create order and keep your baby clothes organized. Follow the steps below and feel free to add your own as you move through this process!

RELATED: How To Have A Stress-Free Closet

Lots of baby clothes in a plastic bin.

The Ultimate Solution To Baby Clothes Storage

Invest in great storage containers

Having containers that are efficient and have lots of space for storing baby clothes is the first step in moving towards your baby clothes organization solution.

These containers (opens in a new tab) are great for storing in the attic or under beds!

Split your containers into 4-5 size options

Have several storage containers and label them (opens in a new tab) for different sizes. For example:

  1. 0-3 months
  2. 3-6 months
  3. 6-9 months
  4. 9-12 months
  5. 1+ year

Mom and baby in nursery storing baby clothes.

Go through your baby’s clothes every couple of months

Every 1-2 months, bring out all of your containers and go through your baby’s clothes. Put away clothes that don’t fit in the appropriate containers and bring out clothes that almost fit but are a little too big!

Get rid of clothes you don’t want

Sometimes people donate hand me downs and you end up with outfits that you know your little one will never wear. Instead of storing those, go ahead and donate them! When you go through your baby’s clothes every couple of months, be mindful of what you want to keep or donate.

Feel free to add other items to your storage containers

The system doesn’t just have to work for baby clothes. Feel free to add socks, shoes, bibs, and toys, too!

Next up: let’s organize your pantry!

What Do You Think