Her closet had become so packed full of clothes- I'm not sure when that happened, but surely did. Too many clothes make it difficult for children to manage their space. So, we hoed out. We placed her out of season clothes up on top (it's high up so they are somewhat mashed...) and set aside things she's outgrown- which I do often so there weren't that many items.
Then I set to thinking about how to solve the "what to wear" problem. She has trouble picking out things that match and we just don't have the space for those cute little closet or door hanger organizers with the days of the week on them. You know the ones- you get to put the clothes in there ahead of time and there's no fuss (well as long as you are not I-6 who is very particular about his clothing choices).
Well it came to me. Why not take pictures of matching outfits, print them, and hang them up on the closet door or the back of her bedroom door. Or I could make a notebook or a clipboard up where she can reference the pictures.
Here's what I've done so far, but this is not for the faint of heart! It takes time...
5 comments:
I am down with Laptop, She Bought!
Hilarious!
Thank you. It's original!
Next thing you know, you will be creating a flip sheet of outfits I am allowed to wear to work!
Not a bad idea...
Clever girl.
Have you divided outfit choices into church/nice and play/everyday? This would be essential in my house, as my children often appear "dressed" and ready for church in stained shorts and flip flops. Or perhaps this nuance is better left for Dan's chart.
Jana in SoCal
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