Nesting Neatly

03/08/2022

Today’s Tidy Tip Tuesday ✨is probably the number one way I keep my house neat. I may not always have time to clean every space the way I want to but using this rule on a daily basis, I’m able to keep my house clutter free and tidy. Basically, once you pick something up, whether to use it or move it, don’t just put it down in a random spot, put it away in its designated home. You’ll find staying organized is much easier to maintain this way!

02/25/2022

Babies grow fast and quickly outgrow clothing sometimes before they even get the chance to wear something. You want to have easy access to the next size up in clothes and not have to constantly be checking tags to see what size something is. Clothing dividers, drawer dividers, and labels are the simplest way to keep your baby/toddler clothes organized and easy to find. DM us and we can help you set up a system for your baby’s clothes!

02/22/2022

Need a reason to start getting organized? Here are 3! There are so many more benefits but these are the major ones. Think how nice it would be to never have to wonder where the scissors are or where to put your extra 15 toothbrushes you bought at Costco. When your house is organized, everything has a home, and you can spend your time and money on other things. Contact us if you’re ready to start your journey to an organized home! ✨

02/18/2022

Raise your hand if you’re forever losing hair ties and bobby pins 🙋🏻‍♀️. Sometimes it’s inevitable, but sometimes they just need a designated home to go back to. For smaller accessories especially, containment is key 👌🏻

02/15/2022

Meet the other half of the Nesting Neatly duo, Rachael! Can you spot the lie? 👀

02/10/2022

Under a bathroom or kitchen sink can be one of the hardest places to organize and often a place you want to avoid looking at. But we are here to help you tackle this cumbersome cabinet and show you how pretty it can be 💁🏻‍♀️

Here are a few tips and mistakes to avoid when organizing under the sink.

💫 Make sure you measure EVERY dimension before purchasing containers. You have to account for the sink and all piping or your containers will not fit.

💫 Utilize vertical space. One of the big reasons these cabinets become a mess is due to the lack of horizontal space. If you don’t use containers, you’re left with a finite and weird amount of space to work with. We recommend using stacking containers to fix this issue.

💫 Use a combo of divided containers or small bins with open containers to separate and keep your small items and tall items organized.

💫 Go through your products at least once or twice a year and toss out anything expired!

Check out our stories for some behind the scenes and further explanation. Send us any questions you have about organizing under the sink and let us help you clear the clutter!

02/08/2022

Tidy Tip Tuesday ✨ is here with a game changer to keep your house tidy on the regular. You may have heard of using the 2 minute rule to complete tasks around the house but we are increasing it to five minutes so you can be even more productive in your daily life.

Most of us have some form of a to do list running through our brains at all times. And there’s hardly ever a time when you can cross every single task off the list. With the 5 minute rule, you can filter out those smaller items and save your list for the bigger projects that need completing.

Basically, the rule is this, when you are going through your list of to do’s or you spot something in the house that needs to be done, ask yourself how long it will take to complete. If it can be done in 5 minutes or less, do it now, don’t wait.

Clutter and disorganization are really just postponed decisions and tasks. It’s letting those small things pile up until they become this huge chore and can sometimes feel insurmountable. By utilizing the 5 minute rule, you’re choosing not to postpone the decisions and getting yourself one step closer to a neater nest. I use this rule daily in my house to keep clutter off the countertops and keep up with daily household chores like laundry, making the bed, or disinfecting surfaces.

What’s something you put off that you can do in just five minutes? It’s probably a lot more than you think. We’d love to hear, comment below 👇

02/02/2022

New on the Blog, How to Get Organized for Baby! This one is a little different from our normal content but it’s a topic we are passionate about and is an area we feel is lacking in detailed information. You can think of this as your baby planning guide broken down by trimester!

We would love to hear any additional tips or things you wish you knew when getting organized for a new baby!

Comment below 👇

01/24/2022

Introducing one half of the Nesting Neatly team, Jennifer!

Instead of a boring introduction post, we thought we’d shake it up with 2 truths and a lie. Can you guess which one is the lie? Drop your guess in the comments below 👇

1. Has over 50 potted plants
2. Is obsessed with small space solutions
3. Loves folding laundry

We will reveal the answer in our stories later today!

01/20/2022

There is something extra special about organizing a nursery 🤍 We can help you prepare for your little one and make welcoming them home as smooth as possible. Attending a baby shower soon? An organizing session is a great unique gift!

01/18/2022

Tidy Tip Tuesday ✨ Start each day by making your bed. You’ll be surprised at how this can change your mindset and help set the tone for a productive day. You will have started the day by accomplishing something, and that small task will encourage you to accomplish more small something’s throughout the day. Sometimes, all you need to have a good day is a positive start and a reminder that the little things do matter. Happy Tuesday 🤗

01/14/2022

We recently helped a client organize her nursing cart to get ready for a new baby! And we have to say, if you are a mom to be, this rolling cart is a game changer, especially for those middle of the night feeds! Credit to for the awesome idea!

You can easily customize the tiers based on your needs but these are the shelves we created for our client.

Tier 1: The Mom Shelf
Tier 2: The Pumping/Feeding Shelf
Tier 3: The Baby/Kids Shelf

You could also make this into a smaller portable caddy with just the essentials!

Nurseries and playrooms are near and dear to our heart, DM us for help getting yours setup! We’d be honored to be a part of it.

Stay tuned for the full organized nursery that goes along with this cart!

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