There are more and more toys for the child, and his mother follows all day to clean up the mess. This head has just been cleaned up, and there are toys everywhere; there are toys everywhere in the house. Adults often step on small toys when they walk. When a curious baby catches a small part, he stuffs it into his mouth. It’s time to manage the toy with the baby.
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1 Put the most commonly used toys in the most conspicuous position
Don’t be too careful in the classification of toys, because, over time, the mother herself forgets where to put them. Every baby has toys that he keeps in his hands every day and small objects that are easy to throw away wherever the baby goes. When mothers usually store them, they should be placed in a conspicuous place, such as the drawer next to the TV cabinet or the top layer of the drawer, so that they can be easily accessed or stored by adults.

2 Find a suitable “game place”
It is better to “spread” toys in multiple places at home than to put them together, such as in the car or the home of grandparents. In this way, the utilization efficiency of the toy can be improved. Different toys are suitable for playing in different places. For example, remote control cars are best to be played outdoors, while toys with components (such as constructive building blocks, puzzles, etc.) are suitable for playing on the table or a small carpet, so that small component can be played. Will not be scattered all over the place and cannot be found.

3 Cleverly loop to keep freshness
Too many toys are over-stimulating for children, and there is no way to achieve the expected play effect. Then might as well temporarily store a part of it, and then take it out every few weeks to make a “loop”. The advantage of this is that the child can focus on a smaller number of toys for a certain period. When the parents frequently carry out the “toy cycle”, the child can always maintain a sense of freshness.
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4 Remove unusable toys
If a toy is found to have missing parts and therefore cannot work, it should be classified as “deleted” without hesitation. For those toys that are no longer suitable as children grow up, they should also be discarded. If done properly, the child not only receives an education to cherish toys but also learns how to choose to “keep” or “abandon” in life. Of course, if the mother is dexterous and can use waste to give the toy a second life, that is the most environmentally friendly way.

5 Store toys that are currently too difficult to operate
You might as well put away the toys that are currently difficult to operate in the toy library. You should know that complex toys are difficult to develop the intelligence of young children, and may even cause potential dangers. It’s best to store them temporarily, and it’s not too late to take them out later.
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6 Respect the child’s opinion
When sorting out toys, you should fully respect your child’s opinions, and you should not force or threaten them. Especially when you discard toys, you should explain to your child why you are discarding toys, and strive to gain his consent. As for those old toys that are “outdated” but children still cherish and firmly express their reluctance to dispose of them, you might as well keep a few of them.

7 There are rules for toy display
The things the baby plays most often are placed where the baby can freely take and release. Only when the child can get the things he wants to use can he become independent day by day. The arrangement of toys also pays attention to rules, such as placing heavier toys on the bottom layer so that when children go to pick them, they will not hit him; and activities that are easy to get dirty (paints, crayons, clay, colored pens) It should be placed on the upper floor so that the baby will not get it at will. Parents should also teach the baby to put text or picture labels on the container so that the child can easily identify the toys in the box. Slowly, the child learns how to sort, organize, and the good habit of returning the culture to its original place.

8 Patience to guide good habits
If attitudes such as order, urging, reprimand, punishment, threats are always associated with children’s play and toy sorting, the result is that children neither want to play nor clean up. When the clever mother encounters a toy mess and throws it around, don’t make an expression with frowning eyebrows, but smile and say to him with a cheerful expression: “Oh, how much fun you have!” and take advantage of it. In this atmosphere, add the sentence “Small toys are going home and sleep too, come, let mama clean up with you!” This makes it easy and happy to combine the education of playing and organizing toys.

9 Encourage children to exchange toys
No matter how good the toy is, the child will get tired after playing for a long time. May wish to make a few friends with children of the same age, set a toy exchange day together, encourage children to exchange toys they don’t want to play with, adults should not interfere or give children too many suggestions during the exchange process.

10 Establish a toy cleaning day
Make sure that a certain Sunday of each month is a toy cleaning day, and when the child is cleaning, mom and dad can act as instructors and observers, allowing the child to turn toy cleaning into a game. Baby toys need to be divided into five categories and cleaned one by one. Let’s take a look at the specific operation essentials:
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Step1 plush toy cleaning
Add special laundry detergent for infants and young children in the bucket, stir until foaming, put stuffed toys and other toys that need to be soaked in (mother needs to be supervised by the side, and control the amount of water and laundry detergent), and use it after fully soaking Grab it with your hand to let the dirt release, and hang it to dry in a sunny and ventilated place after rinsing it off.

Step2 Plastic toy cleaning
Plastic toys are the most common toys, and they are easy to accumulate dust. You can clean them with baby bottle cleaning fluid. For the dirty parts, use a brush to dip a little bottle cleaning solution and then wash, then rinse with plenty of water, and hang it in a net bag to dry.

Step3 Wooden toy cleaning
Wooden toys are prone to black and mildew in a humid environment. The cleaning steps are similar to those of plastic toys, but be careful to wipe off the water on the surface of the wooden toys with clean gauze after washing, and place each piece separately on a clean surface to dry. Don’t forget to tell your baby that the wooden toys are in the sun The reason why it is easy to crack when exposed to the sun for too long.

Step4 Electric toy cleaning
The cleaning of electric toys is a headache. Parents should remove the battery before cleaning the electric toys, and then wipe them with a dry cloth. If you want to thoroughly disinfect electric toys, you can buy sterile gauze from the pharmacy and dip in 75% medical alcohol to wipe the surface.
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Step5 outdoor toy cleaning
Some families set up outdoor toys such as swings and slides for their children in the courtyard. Such toys can be cleaned with a clean cloth or towel or soap. However, due to the heavy workload, it is best to leave it to the adults to clean, and the child is responsible for delivering towels to increase his participation.