Looking for a little bathroom order? Need a little help for the kids to keep their bathroom in order? How about help to get them ready for the day without searching high and low for the bare essentials to get ready? Here is a DIY Bathroom Caddy that will do just that!
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I am just amazed at the funny way genes work. My grandmother always said: ” Al que madruga, Dios lo ayuda” – roughly that translates into: “the early bird gets the worm. Well, the kids are early, early risers. Even now during the summer, they are up bursting with energy and ready to set out on adventure. But getting ready and out the door is a slow process. I am all for them to have their fun sooner rather than later. To help them complete their morning routines and be on their way, I made this DIY Bathroom Caddy To Help Get The Kids Ready For The Day, every day.
DIY Bathroom Caddy To Help Get The Kids Ready For The Day
Despite the kids being early risers and so eager to be on their way, I had to ask, day after day, did your brush your dientes – teeth? Don’t’ forget to brush your pelo – hair and, did you take your vitamins? Unfortunately, the answer is always: no. Which stretched to a complete halt their rhythm. The answer to set them into a morning routine that helps them easily check off those three questions? The DIY Bathroom Caddy To Help Get The Kids Ready For The Day, which is inspired by Zarbee’s Multivitamins. Why? Because the kids love taking their Zarbees, so I figured I could get them into a routine giving them something positive to look forward to as they do it.
Our Easy DIY Bathroom Caddy
Materials:
- 3 plastic cups
- Spray paint
- 1 wooden rectangle. Mine is 20 cms long
- Glue gun
- Framed art
- Decorative items for cups
Procedure:
- Clean your plastic cups and spray paint them. Let them set to dry.
- Once the cups are dry, get your wooden piece and estimate where you want to place each cup.
- Use the glue gun to affix the cups to the wood.
You can consider the project done at this point or decorate them with stickers, glitter or anything else of your choosing. If you stop here, to install the caddy, just hammer a couple of nails to the wall and lay the wood over the nails.
We didn’t stop here, so:
4.I found a great bathroom piece and used as my “framed art” item and used the glue gun to mount the caddy from step 3 on it. Then the kids got to decorate the painted cups, and the final step was hanging the caddy up in a very visible wall where
Then the kids got to decorate the painted cups, and the final step was hanging the caddy up in a very visible wall where there is no risk of forgetting to use it!
The Caddy Super Factor
The boys love their caddy and call it the “Super Nacho, Pepe and Juan” caddy. Super Nacho? Well, they have been watching some Mexican wresting – lucha libre where the participants wear elaborate masks :-). Pepe and Juan were just the perfect names for those staches!
I love how this DIY Bathroom caddy was precisely the thing to make our mornings more efficient!
What tricks do you have to make sure your kids complete their morning routines?
What a great idea! And so cute. And… I had no idea about Zarbees multivitamins!! I need to get som for my boys!
My abuelita used to say that also! And like you, this sleepy mommy has to remind her kids every morning to brush their teeth, so this idea resonates close to home. I will be sure to make a special “Super Nacho, Pepe and Juan” caddy of our own to help them get ready every morning. Thanks for the great idea. {client}
Such a genius idea. Not only is it fun, but also time saving, which is essential in the morning.
That’s an adorable DIY! I really like the idea and it’s quite easy to assemble as well. I love that the kids also had their share of the work. The Zarbee’s sounds like an awesome source of vitamins for the kids!
What a great way to keep their things organized. I like the idea of attaching this to some framed art!
You’re so creative! I love the ideas. I would love to try these for our bathroom. Glad you share this
This is a cool caddy. I don’t have a medicine cabinet in the kids bathroom so something like this would be perfect. My boys currently have a hue mess on the counter.
What a great idea! I’m usually the one who forgets to give the kids their gummies and my son always reminds me later in the day. This would be great to help him be more independent.
I think this is an awesome idea. I need to give this a try. I need more room in my bathroom, so this would be great. I usually just have cups like this sitting by the bathroom sink. I love this idea more!
This is the best idea ever! Everyone gets their own cup!
Omg what a cute idea!!!! Would look adorable in my upstairs bathroom!
This is brilliant. Sometimes, it is hard to teach kids, they are more on visual rather than verbal.
Oh, this is very nice. I am not sure if I can do this, or should I ask my husband to do it?
It is sooooo easy to put together and make. Try it, you will be surprised! Hubby can be with you for moral support 🙂
These are cute. This idea will encourage my son to go to the bathroom by himself, he is a little bit afraid.
Such a simple yet amazing DIY that would really help kids get ready easily. I love how easy it is to do with the combination of simple things. Zarbee’s sounds like a wonderful supplement for kids to grow healthy & I would like to check more about it.
Looks great. Nice little DIY project. Might try this at home too!
Cool DIY. Have to try this soon!