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Organize: Baby clothes in shelf

Finally got to fixing Brie's clothes!

We got a shower curtain from the hardware store and took out one shelf to get the desired height. Put both together and there you have it! Her very own space for her pretty, tiny clothes!

These are for the "nice" clothes and dresses so it's easy to choose which one she'll wear for the weekend. The onesies stay in the drawers :)

When the dresses get longer (as she grows taller), we'll probably have to take out the bottom shelf as well.

I'm still figuring out the best way to organize her leggings and shoes... I don't want to just put them on the bottom shelf because the dog would surely snoop there.

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