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TOY ORGANIZER

Getting hyped up for our Disneyland trip even more by checking out the 
Minnie Mouse Multi-bin Toy Organizer from the amazing Delta Children.
Emma absolutely LOVES it. She ran straight to it the second she saw it and started putting all her favorite toys inside. There was plenty of room for every toy she picked. Naturally, her Ariel doll was the first she picked ;)
The organizer was so easy to put together. It is very lightweight and easy to move around (which I'm happy for since I'm always rearranging everything)
Dont let it being lightweight take away the fact of how durable it is. It can hold so many toys without collapsing. It even held my not-so-little-anymore baby girl.
The organizer was sent to me by Delta Children and I cant thank them enough for the amazing gift. My kids playroom is now clutter free. No more Barbie dolls and random little wood blocks on the floor. Plus, you cant deny it, the organizer is cute as ever. They have other characters, my son had his eye on the Lightning McQueen one of course. lol
Thank you!



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