Kid's Bedroom Ideas - How To Make Life Easier


If you're like many families with children of various ages, life is busy every day, and the weeks fly by as you navigate the chaos with little time to address it. When certain times of the year arrive, such as spring, the end of summer holidays, or the start of a new year, I feel compelled to declutter and reorganise, ensuring we're all better prepared for the next phase.
Does that resonate with you?
Create a 'home' for everything in the bedroom
As children grow and their needs change, the number of items in their bedroom inevitably increases, often overwhelming the space and making it challenging for them to locate what they need. This can lead to a chaotic and stressful environment. This clearly signals that it's time to take action by doing the following:
1. Declutter
Make this fun and do it with your child, so they learn to make decisions and prioritise. Let them come with suggestions and don't get rid of anything they really want to keep. It might be important to them for reasons they can't quite explain.
2. Categorise and plan
Talk to your child about which things naturally go together and could be stored near each other, so it's easy to put away and find again. Let your child make suggestions for what makes sense to them as this can help them feel more comfortable in their room.
3. Choose suitable furniture and storage options
Ideally, the furniture and storage units should be easily accessible, at the right height for your child and complement the size and shape of the bedroom.
4. Systemise and store
Once you have removed the things from the bedroom that your child no longer needs, you can start putting everything in its place. If it helps your child you could label boxes or drawers so it is obvious and easy for them to tidy up themselves.
Below are examples of freestanding storage cube units which are great for organising your child's belongings. The generous depth of the storage shelves and the fact it is divided into 4 storage areas is very useful for your child with the added benefit of being available with or without doors - you can even buy an extra pair of doors separately and close all four storage compartments if preferred. The height of the cube units is an ideal height for your child as a freestanding piece of furniture in their bedroom and as a bonus, the cube unit also fits under our Stompa mid sleeper beds to maximise space in the bedroom.
How your child may benefit from being involved in organising their bedroom
Helping Cognitive Development
Sorting, grouping, and labelling items during organisation exercises promote critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Your child is likely to take an interest in doing this as you are in their bedroom, dealing with their belongings, so it will make more sense for them to engage in the activity.
Reduced stress
A cluttered and disorganised bedroom can contribute to anxiety and stress for your child. Having a more structured space helps children feel calmer and more in control.
Encourage Responsibility
An exercise like this where children learn to organise their things encourages self-reliance and personal accountability, as they take ownership of their belongings and their bedroom.
More Stylish Furniture and Storage Ideas
Here are some more storage furniture options for you to consider as you are planning your new organised bedroom with your child. Don't forget that there are many ways you can maximise space in the bedroom not just be organising everything but also by being clever in choosing space-saving furniture so you can free up floor space for your child to play.
We're always here to help
Hopefully, this article has motivated you to start a fun 'declutter and systemise' session with your child so you can make their bedroom a happy space and also make everyday life a bit easier. Don't hesitate to contact us for more tips; our team of experts is more than happy to help you.