There are so many items, it’s hard to know where to start tidying up the room? Let’s help!
One of the best moments of pregnancy is decorating the baby’s room. Thinking about every detail is a way to materialize the presence of that long-awaited being and imagine what his life will be like with you, outside the belly. However, after the baby has actually arrived, he begins to grow and interact with the environment, it takes energy and planning to keep everything in order🇧🇷 They are toys everywhere, clothes that become small in the blink of an eye, dusting curtains and carpets… If you have an allergic child, don’t even say it! The cure must be doubled. to help you keep the environment clean and tidywe spoke to the personal organizer Fabi Bartollispecialist in Baby Organization, who gave golden advice!
cleaning schedule
According to the organizer, ideally, there should be minimal cleaning of the room every day🇧🇷 “Vacuuming floors and carpets is always very important. A damp cloth, as used at home, is also indicated for the floor and for removing dust from furniture”, he advises. “The children’s room must be cleaned so that dust does not accumulate, also avoiding possible allergic reactions”, explains. More heavy cleaning can happen once a week, scrubbing the insides of the furniture and dragging as much as needed.
How to clean and organize toys?
In the case of newborns, try to disinfect the toys every day🇧🇷 After all, they put everything in their mouth! Alcohol is a good ally, but there are currently also specific products for this. When your child is a little older, you can create a more spaced out routine, once a week or as needed.
if there is stuffed animals, can be washed whenever possible. “Today there is also the possibility of cleaning through a vacuum system, with powerful aspirators, specific for this”, underlines the specialist.
Fabi suggests separate toys by category – such as blocks, dolls, cars, games, etc. Afterwards, each group can be placed in boxes or baskets, identified with labels. “It makes it easier to stay organized,” she says. As your child gets older, it’s crucial to teach them how to take care of their toys and let them clean and put their belongings in the right place. Thus, a habit is created.
Bedding, curtains and carpets
They are objects that also tend to collect dust and dirt. According to the personal organizer, the linen they need to be replaced weekly or as needed (if you notice they are dirty before then, replace them). Already blankets and quiltsevery 15 or 20 days.
🇧🇷 Curtains should be washed every month or two.but the frequency depends on the environment, whether it’s airy or wetter and also whether it’s more vulnerable to dust accumulation,” he explains. carpets are best vacuumed daily🇧🇷 “I advise you to do a professional cleaning every 30 or 60 days and a wash every three months, at least, depending on the size”, guides the specialist.
Looking in the closet
Children’s closets generally need to be rearranged more often than adults’. “This is because the little ones lose their clothes very quickly. So, it’s ideal to review and remove what’s not right every month,” she points out. “To organize, the categorization of parts, the use of correct organizational elements [cabides e divisórias, por exemplo]just as the folding techniques, to uniform the arrangement, are fundamental”, underlines Fabi.
The inside of the furniture should be cleaned weekly, especially to remove dust. Drawers and other details can be cleaned every 30 days using specific products. “As we open children’s closets a lot, due to the demand for trade, dust accumulation tends to be more intense“, He says.
You shoes they require extra attention! “Always clean them after use, externally and internally. It is important to leave them for a period in a ventilated place before storing them”, explains the expert.
Furniture, walls and windows
During more demanding cleanings, check the furniture manufacturer’s instructions to find out which products can and cannot be used. Also remember to dust and clean items such as lampshades, sconces, paintings and chandeliers with a cloth.
The walls in the children’s room are also often very dirty. You know those little handprints? If the paint is washable, feel free to use soap and water. If not, a soft sponge and cloth (carefully, so as not to damage the painting) can help. Oh, and check out the windows🇧🇷 “The removal of dust and residues can be done weekly and the cleaning of windows and hardware every 15 or 30 days”, adds Fabi.
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Ben Stock is a lifestyle journalist and author at Gossipify. He writes about topics such as health, wellness, travel, food and home decor. He provides practical advice and inspiration to improve well-being, keeps readers up to date with latest lifestyle news and trends, known for his engaging writing style, in-depth analysis and unique perspectives.
