10 Smart Ways to Organize and Store Baby Clothes

Since babies quickly outgrow their clothing, the easiest way to arrange them in a closet is by size with labeled dividers. These engraved wood ones will add a natural touch to any nursery closet.

To actually hang those tiny clothes, you'll need small hangers. These rattan ones would easily enhance any closet. But if you're less interested in their look, you can also buy plastic or metal ones with a nonslip finish that'll get the job done.

This combo dresser and changing table setup means you can easily stow away your baby's clothes right under the area you'll need them the most. This five-tier one features different size drawers and two open shelves.

Low rattan baskets, like this honey-brown one, are ideal for storing baby clothes. Roll them up, and pack them in. Or consider making a pile or two of clothes in each. Go for baskets with cutout bin handles, so you can easily move them around if necessary.

No changing table is complete without a diaper caddy—and diapers are technically part of a baby's wardrobe. Place a few in this caddy for easy access to not only diapers but wipes, lotion, toys, and more while changing.

With this giraffe wall organizer, you can increase closet space on the back of the door or hang it on the wall to double as decor. Fill it with diapers, shoes, tiny sweatshirts, books, and more.

This budget-friendly set has everything you need to organize a nursery closet. It includes 30 velvet hangers, 12 closest dividers, three small bins, two large bins with lids, and a six-shelf hanging organizer—all for just over $40.

To easily maintain well-kept drawers insert a few of these fabric organizers. They're available in taupe and white with a chevron print or a solid blue.

If you're not a fan of fabric or basket organizers, try simple plastic storage bins. Store them on top of a dresser, inside deep drawers, or on closet shelves. Put your own labels on them for extra organization.

With all of its small compartments, an ornament box is ideal for organizing baby clothes—especially when your kid grows out of them and you want to stow them away for safekeeping.