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Get Your Kid's Stuff Organised with These Products from The Home Edit's Netflix Show
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No matter how clean and organised my house is, my kids are always there to remind me that two energetic, fun toddlers live with me. In other words, every area they touch turns to messy chaos. But, after watching Get Organised with The Home Edit on Netflix, I realised the solution was simple: I just need the right tools for the job! Clear containers, pretty baskets, cube storage, dedicated zones, and a spot for everything is exactly what my family needs to create a harmonious, organised, and clean space for the kids. Whether you want to organise your kids' closets or manage their playroom, The Home Edit can help. All of the products they used on the show can be purchased online, so you can have the home of your dreams too (yes, it's possible!). Shop the show's featured kid's organisation products next.
Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka’s Kids’ Playroom on Episode 6
Water Hyacinth Storage Cubes with Handles
Organise toys, costumes, and games in the Water Hyacinth Storage Cubes with Handles ($15 and up).
The Home Edit Kids’ Labels
Everything gets a label, from cars to crayons to dolls, with The Home Edit Kids' Labels ($7, originally $10).
The Home Edit Clear Bin Clip, Set of 3
Stick your labels on the The Home Edit Clear Bin Clip ($7), which work great on wicker baskets.
KALLAX Shelf Unit
Put your cubed storage bins in the KALLAX Shelf Unit ($50). This white shelf has four open spots to hold toys or crafts, and it can lay on the floor or stand upright. Get as many as you need and lineup them up for maximum storage options.
White 3-Tier Rolling Cart
Add a few of the White 3-Tier Rolling Cart ($35) to your kids' playroom, bedrooms, or study space to hold all their essentials.
The Home Edit Organiser Bins
Each crayon, toy car, and costume jewellery gets a place when you use The Home Edit Organiser Bins ($6 and up). Put these in your rolling cart or in a drawer to help contain small items.
iDesign Linus Divided Lazy Susan
The iDesign Linus Divided Lazy Susan ($18 and up) can make arts and crafts time much more fun! It'll hold scissors, markets, pencils, glue, and more.
SUNDVIK Children’s Table
Perfect for craft time or homework, this SUNDVIK Children's Table ($40) is all-white to match the aesthetic of any room.
VALFRED/SIBBEN Child’s Desk Chair
The VALFRED/SIBBEN Child's Desk Chair ($35) is made with a pretty, neutral birch wood seat and white legs that roll.
SIMESTED Rug
The red-and-white square-patterned SIMESTED Rug ($169) will add a splash of colour to your home. Double or triple up to fit the space you need.
Eva Longoria’s Son’s Bedroom in Episode 4
The Home Edit Large Drawer
The Home Edit Large Drawer ($30) is stackable, and makes it easy to pull out clothes, shoes, or accessories. It's also acrylic, so you can see exactly what's inside.
The Home Edit All-Purpose Deep Bin with Divider
Show off kids shoes, store extra clothes, or contain Legos or toys in The Home Edit All-Purpose Deep Bin with Divider ($21).
Grey Montauk Woven Rectangular Storage Bin
Hold extra clothes, blankets, toys, or anything else in the Grey Montauk Woven Rectangular Storage Bin ($25 and up).
Grey Montauk Rectangular Basket
Stuffed animals, bedding, or any other bigger items can fit in the Grey Montauk Rectangular Basket ($40). Put on your closet floor or shelves for easy accessibility.
Kid’s Premium Non-Slip Velvet Hangers Pkg/10
Your kids' closets will look more sleek when you hang up their clothes with the Kid's Premium Non-Slip Velvet Hangers ($5). When all the hangers are lightweight and matching, the clothes will really stand out.
Clea and Joanna Stand in Eva Longoria’s Son’s Room in Episode 4
iDesign Linus Open Stackable Bins
With one side open-ended and all sides made with a clear acrylic, the iDesign Linus Open Stackable Bins ($10 and up) make organising a dream! Use these for medicine, nappy changing supplies, toys, and more.
Rectangular Acrylic Serving Tray with Handles
Everyday items stacked on the bathroom counter look more organised and intentional when placed in the Rectangular Acrylic Serving Tray with Handles ($40).
The Youth Centre in Episode 7
The Youth Centre in Episode 7
iDesign Linus Clear Storage Bins
Joanna and Clea use the iDesign Linus Clear Storage Bins to store pens and markers, but you can use them to corral any small items you have lying around.
White Plastic Storage Bin with Handles
The White Plastic Storage Bin with Handles ($3 and up) makes organising anything a breeze. It is open on top, so you can easily see what's inside these sturdy white bins, while making everything look neater at the same time.
The Home Edit Shelf Divider
Separate items on your shelf (or make sure they don't fall over) with The Home Edit Shelf Divider ($13).
BILLY Bookcase
Line up your books in rainbow order on the BILLY Bookcase ($30, originally $40).
The Youth Centre in Episode 7
Organised school supplies make it easy for kids to find what they need on their own.
The Youth Centre in Episode 7
Our Clear Storage Boxes
Keep small pieces corralled and visible with Our Clear Storage Boxes ($2 and up). You can fit almost anything in the various sizes, and the clear lids make them stackable!
Medium SmartStore Tote and Inserts
Every crayon, marker, glue stick, and eraser has its own spot in the Medium SmartStore Tote and Inserts ($3 and up, originally $4 and up).
SmartStore Tall Inserts
These colourful SmartStore Tall Inserts ($3, originally $4) can go in any existing bin to help contain your things.
The Youth Centre in Episode 7
Our Deep Sweater Box
Our Boot Box
Our Boot Box ($13) makes for great under-the-bed or top-shelf storage for extra toys, colouring books, clothes, and more.
Get Organised with The Home Edit Official Trailer
The trailer gives us a glimpse of a few other kids' spaces Clea and Joanna tackle!
