Kid Shoe Organization: Stop the Disaster Before It Starts

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Christina's Corner Shoe Organization for Kids!

Discover easy tips for organizing kids’ shoes and setting up a kid-friendly closet to teach lifelong organization skills.

Video Transcript

If you’ve followed my blog, you know I love talking about shoe storage. Shoes can be tricky to organize, especially in kids' rooms, where they often get scattered among toys and other clutter. While we’ve explored how a Modular Closet system can create beautiful shoe walls, today, let’s focus on tips for organizing kids' shoes!

How Do You Keep Your Child’s Closet Organized?

How often do you walk into your child’s room only to find shoes everywhere? Keeping a specific spot for each type of item, especially shoes, is key. Not only does it help with organization, but it also encourages your kids to put things back in their proper place, teaching them good habits early on.

Kid's shoe storageGetting kids involved in the organizing process is also important, as it teaches them responsibility for their space. Even a small, easily accessible shoe area—like a few shelves or a basket in their closet—can help them understand where their shoes belong. It doesn’t need to be a full shoe wall, just a defined and reachable spot.

I Suggest Some Shelves

Finding a storage solution that works best for you is key, but I’ve found that a few shelves at the base of the closet are ideal for kids. Modular Closet’s Solid Shelves are perfect for this. Recently, I had the chance to work with Ava and Alexis McClure, and their shoe shelves were installed at the base of their closet system. This placement allows the girls easy access to their shoes without needing to reach too high or search too hard.

Take the Time to Teach Them Organization

Getting kids involved in organizing might seem challenging, but it’s worth it. Taking the time to show them the importance of keeping things tidy can help instill lifelong habits. I’m not saying they’ll transform into organization pros overnight, but even small steps can make a difference and help them grow up clutter-mindful.

What Do You Think?

Do you think it’s possible to get your kids organized? What’s the biggest challenge you face when getting them to tidy up? Let me know your thoughts or any questions! You can email me at christina@modularclosets.com for advice on organizing your space!

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Happy Organizing!
- Christina Giaquinto

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About The Author

Christina Giaquinto

Christina Giaquinto is the Modular Closets in-house professional organizer and brand ambassador.
In her capacity as a professional organizer, she has worked with hundreds of clients — including major celebrities — to organize every aspect of their lives, most notably their closets!
She has been featured in The Spruce, Apartment Therapy, and Popsugar among many others.
If you have ANY organizing question whatsoever, feel free to email me her cgiaquinto@modularclosets.com!