"Kids! It's time to fold the toys!" Every parent should be conscious of what you're bringing into your home for your kids to play with, but if you live in a small home the size of a toy can be a deal breaker. Mostly, I limit the sheer number of toys we have but another strategy I employ is to look for toys that store easily. Does it fold up to a smaller size? Can I tuck it in the closet or on top of our wardrobe? Suddenly a tricycle in a small apartment seems feasible. 

Go to the full post for my list of the best toys for small homes...
 


Our latest nursery tour: Maeve Rosalind's After the Rain Room

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Muir Wall Coat Rack by Amenity 
"This rack is not only beautiful but we love the added slot for paper goods like bills, permission slips, etc."