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GUIDE – Let’s organize your child’s wardrobe!
After long winter days, we finally feel the fresh air of Spring over here. Sunny days mean organizing, cleaning and refreshing our homes, right?
At least, this is how I would like to start this new season. Most of the time, I also organize our son’s wardrobes, get everything out of the cupboards and check what’s too small, what needs to go, and what we need to get for the new season.
From this desperate feeling of the well-organized wardrobe, we got the idea at Rafa-kids of creating a special Guide > how to organize Children Wardrobe!
Now is the time to share it with you – scroll down to get more info!
Do you know Rafa-kids H Wardrobe?
We designed it in 2019, and if you would like to see all design secrets run into this BLOG POST, where you can get a sneak peek about designing furniture. But Today I would like to talk about something else, how you can use and organize it!
The main idea of using the Rafa H wardrobe is > doesn’t matter your child’s age > it works for a BABY, TODDLER and TEEN. How is that possible? You can simply adapt it to your growing child’s needs.
Storage is one of the most critical furniture in a child’s room. Huge built-in wardrobes will do a great job in the parent’s bedroom, but we believe that kids should get furniture designed for their scale. I can imagine that you can look at the H wardrobe and have a feeling – well, it’s so low – only 140cm hight, is there enough space to organize all baby, toddler or teen essentials? The Rafa-kids wardrobe is the right size, it’s adaptable, and your child will have lots of fun using it.
It’s not only something functional but also playful and inspiring!
——— PDF Guide – Learn How to Organize ———
Parents need to deal with kids stuff – let’s be honest – with plenty of stuff! It starts with your baby’s essentials, then grows into a toddlers toy collection, and older kids will have more outfits and books once school starts.
We want to help!
That’s why we created this simple, few pages Gide – where you will learn how to adapt the wardrobe to all the milestones of the child’s development.
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