Storing Strollers, Furniture & Baby Gear
Baby gear has a way of taking over a home, and it's not always obvious how to store a baby stroller and furniture pieces without losing half your living room to them. The good news is that most of it is designed with this exact problem in mind, if you know what to look for.
Strollers are the easiest place to start. Most modern models fold down significantly smaller than they look when open, and storing one upright in a closet or against a wall, rather than flat, saves the most floor space. If you're storing a stroller for a while between children, a light cover keeps dust off the fabric without needing a full storage box.
Larger furniture like cots and playpens is where planning ahead really pays off. Look for pieces built to fold flat or break down into fewer parts, rather than assuming you'll deal with it later; this is exactly why our Baby Beds and Parks collection highlights foldable and space-conscious options alongside standard ones. Smaller accessories, from car seat bases to travel attachments, are easiest to keep together in a labeled bin so nothing goes missing between uses.
If you're shopping for something new rather than storing what you have, our Strollers and Accessories collections are a good place to start, both organized by brand and type so you can compare without wading through everything at once.
