Are the sippy cups, bottles and other parts taking over your kitchen cabinets and drawers? Here a a few tips on keeping them together.

1 - Match up all the cups and the additional parts. Get rid of anything that spills easy, hard to clean and your kids dont use.
2-Designate a shelf or drawer for each child or category and give it a label. Add drawer dividers or small containers to drawers to store smaller parts.
3-Before you buy more products in the future test them out. Its better to have one you like than 10 that will never get used. Save that space for items use use everyday.

Kids bring home a lot or art projects. It can be tough to keep organized or even keep each piece. Especially if you are short on space.
Here are a few tips on keeping those memories.
Scan the art projects and upload to your computer. If you cant scan the project,take a picture of the object and upload to your computer. Turn your photos into a slide show or screen saver for your computer. Be sure to add notes with your files such as name, year and title.
Another fun way to keep your photos organized is to turn your photos into a calender, stamp or puzzle

Organizing baby clothes in the first couple of years is a full time job. The sizes are always changing so you are constantly buying new clothes. Its easy to spend a lot of money. A great money saving tip for keeping up with the changes in sizes is buying second hand clothes. When buying second hand clothes be sure to look carefully at the sizing. Some clothes shrink after several washings and might not be true to the label size. You might be better off buying a size larger.

Onesies are a staple of all infant wardrobes. There are long sleeve, short sleeve, summer, winter and every color you can imagine. Babies wear them all through the first year. They are the best! If you are going to a baby shower, there is a really good chance your walking into that party with a couple of onesies in that perfectly wrapped gift box. 1st time mom's most likely buys a onesie or two or 25. But here is the key to keeping your home and nursery organized during all of the clothes buying excitement. Whenever possible - on the gift giving or receiving of baby clothes please please please get a bigger size than 0-3 months. Most moms get overloaded with this one size and babies either wear it one time or never at all. So do yourself and the other moms out there a favor by giving them something they can use further down the road.