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Getting Ready for Baby with Ziploc Space Bags

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43 pieces of baby items & 3 baby hats

About 2 months remain till our new addition makes his debut. There are diapers to buy, small clothes to organize and plans to put into place. I know from experience that I can’t plan everything but that does not stop me from trying. One thing I am feeling pretty confident about though is baby clothes organization. I would say that Ziploc sent me a sample of their Ziploc Space bags just in the “nick of time”.

My friends and family have been more than generous by sending baby clothes and items to help get us ready for our new addition. Some of the items that we have been blessed to receive will not be used for many months or even years to come…to God be the glory! My only problem was, where do I put the stuff?

Enter SC Johnson’s Ziploc Space Bags…

baby clothes in spacebag

The storage bags are available in many convenient reusable sizes. I used the large bags to get my baby organization going. Each large bag can hold 10-12 sweaters (in my case, 43 baby clothes items including 3 hats)! Translate those numbers into baby and toddler clothing and you are talking about storing a lot of stuff! Just look at how this pile of baby/toddler clothes dwindles after I sucked the air out using our vacuum cleaner.

clothes in spacesaver bag

Amazing isn’t it?

I regret that we did not have these bags 2 years ago when our basement got flooded and I had “conveniently” stored many of our daughter’s baby clothes in simple plastic grocery bags. Smart, I know! Hindsight is 20/20. By the time we returned from a trip to London, many of her clothes were as moldy as can be. Oh well…when you know better you do better. Maybe on the next redesign of these bags, Ziploc should consider adding reuseable labels so that I can write down the content of each bag. I would have liked to write what size clothes baby clothes I put in there.

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Try the Ziploc Space Bags on your own and see what you think.

 

Disclosure: I was given a box of space bags to facilitate this review. All opinions are always my 100% own.

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  • Comments ( 7 )

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    Erica {let why lead}

    Oh man, every mom knows how useful those would be! Thanks for the recommendation. Before #3 came, I went through my boys clothes and reduced everything to one tub. I was pretty proud of myself at the time, but with these babies, I would have gotten down to half a tub! 🙂

  • avatar
    LisaDLS

    Yes, it is so hard to not let it get “out of control”. I am for any product that will make kids clothes organization easier.

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    evanslinda

    Really it such an informative post. I’ve read so many amazing things about your article! Your blog is essential for all parents, you have guided in good issue. Seriously thank you for all this awesomeness! Thanks for sharing.

    • avatar
      LisaDLS

      You’re welcome Linda.

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