Animal Stuffed Storage

Stuffed animal overpopulation has become more of a problem for families of today's kids. Children have far more toys these days than they had in years past. Where a child might have had a few toys of their own back in the baby boomer era, many modern children can accumulate hundreds of toys. Between birthday parties, holidays, doctors visits, good grades at school, or performance at a sporting event many parents use a new toy as a reward for even the most mundane of occasions. Modern manufacturing methods have driven the price of a well made stuffed animal down below the ten-dollar mark for many styles and sizes.

No matter if you buy stuffed animals for your children or not, they never fail to accumulate over holidays, birthdays, or for no special reason. Stores are full of stuffed toys, and there are even entire businesses dedicated to customizing stuffed animals. While adults may think that such toys are cute and soft, there is more potential lying inside. Kids at all ages enjoy these toys, sometimes even getting attached to the same toy for many years.
- Classic Box. Storage options for baby toys range from no-frills to whimsical designs. The classic toy box can now be found shaped like a car or ship, or decorated with the latest cartoon movie superstar. Of course the classic wooden toy chest never goes out of style. Toy boxes are definitely an economical hit, but they lack the organizational compartments that make finding baby's favorite toy a breeze.
-The Zoo. "The Zoo" seems to be a popular way to store Stuffed Animals, plus it's quite fitting. It's basically the same idea as the giant bouncy ball holder at Walmart or other similar stores. The stretchy cables on the sturdy frame keep the stuffed animals in, while providing ease of removal if needed. Below are some examples of "The Zoo".
- Plant Those Stuffed Animal Feet. Got some wall space? Plant those Stuffed Animal feet in hanging wall planters!
- Hang It Up! This option is very cool! If you are even a little savvy with some hand tools and have some space, you can hang those stuffed animals in a cool way using a "Stuffed Animal Swing". This is a good option for a boy's room as it is less feminine.

There are other options for stuffed animal storage that are fairly easy and don't require a lot of visual aids. Storage bins, toy boxes, and toy hammocks are among the obvious storage solutions. Where people used to have toy storage chests or shelves, there are now stuffed animal bean bag style chairs where instead of being filled with beans, you can fill them with your own surplus plush toys. Windows allow a child to see and access the stuffed animals inside, while also providing somewhere to sit comfortably.