A baby’s needs are almost limitless, and the majority of that stuff can’t be hung up. So what does go in a nursery closet?

The first thing you’ll need is a changing table. Line the drawers with diapers, wipes and other changing essentials so they’re always within reach. You’ll also want to keep a few outfits and blankets in here for quick changes.

Next, organize your hanging items by type. Put all of the shirts together, hangingPolos with collared shirts and keeping vests and cardigans in their own section. Put skirts next to slacks, dresses next to concert clothes, swimsuits next to play clothes, etc. This way you can easily grab whatever you need without having.

Creating a nursery space for a nesting mother is important to keep the nesting process feeling prepared for birth. I’ve found a range of storage solutions over the years.

• Use Drawer Dividers
  Finding a spot for everything in baby’s cramped nursery is critical. By utilizing drawer dividers in the dresser, I was able to maximize the space in each drawer. When you organize items in categories, you save a lot of space.
• Find Hidden Storage
  There are so many little spots in a room you can use for storage! Finding these small hidden nursery storage hacks is critical if you’re working with a small nursery or sharing a master bedroom with your baby.
• Use Baskets
  We use decorative baskets for everything in our home, especially the nursery! They’re great for storing baby blankets, plushies, books, and more!