My wife and I are about a month away from having our first child, and the minute she found out she was pregnant she ordered about 20 baby magazines. Granted, some were for how to keep your baby healthy and related topics, but the majority were for clothes, cribs, toys, and whatever else you can imagine. My wife is a girly-girl, and I love her for it, but being a girly-girl means a lot of accessories and room in your house to accommodate everything. We both agreed to know the gender as early as we could, and even though we were both secretly rooting for our own gender, I got lucky and it’s going to be a boy. The name is still up in the air, but everything and plus some that this little guy’s going to need is already in his bedroom. We have a decent sized house and his room is big enough for a teenager, but my wife’s shopping appetite is as big as King Kong’s lust for bananas. Granted it’s all still in boxes, but I own my own construction company and know how to gauge square footage and space and there’s no way we can fit everything and still have space for him to play once he gets older. I drafted a few blueprints for some shelving systems, but nothing seemed to work; I am used to kitchens and living room setups, not a baby’s room. I then went online for some advice, and found an excellent site on closet organizers. I read on a little and was impressed by their knowledge of construction, so I went to their sitemap and found over 50 articles, even one on de-cluttering your baby’s nursery. I read on and then filled out the form on the main page, and the next day we had a specialist come out to assess our situation. Even with all of the clutter she took some measurements, figured in the amount of materials that would need storage and a few days later came back by with some drafts. I loved the professionalism of the work and we agreed on one of her ideas, and after the guys came in and built it my wife and I actually had fun storing everything. Now our son can enter a clean and organized home life, which is what I expect in my garage and tool shed when he gets older!