naIf you have kids, you know the pantry can quickly become a disaster zone. Snacks everywhere, boxes torn open, and cereal mysteriously missing its bag. But with the right organisation system, you can create a space that’s easy for little hands to navigate and simple for you to maintain.
1. Make It Accessible
Designate a lower shelf for kid-friendly snacks and lunchbox items. Use small, clear containers so children can see what’s inside. Labelling these containers with words or icons helps even young kids understand where things belong.
2. Use Categories
Group items by use: school snacks, after-school treats, breakfast items, and refill stock. When everything has a clear category, both you and your kids can quickly restock and tidy up.
3. Keep It Simple
Don’t overcomplicate it with too many containers or systems. The goal is to make it easy for kids to help themselves and put things back correctly.
4. Refresh Regularly
Once a week, take five minutes to check expiry dates and remove empty packets. This keeps the pantry clean, organised, and stress-free.
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