Organize Your Car for Kids

KIDS BACK SEAT ORGANIZERS


THINGS TO WATCH FOR:

  • Attaches to seat belt or is in some way secured to the car


  • Waterproof


  • Easy to clean


  • Rigid bottom with flexible dividers


  • Accessible outside pockets for drinks, snacks, markers and the like.


  • Strong enough to withstand kids use


  • To have a lid or not? Some models have lids that also serve as trays and writing surfaces. Others find the lids a pain and never use them.


  • Do you want it to sit on the seat, hang from the front seat headrest or sit on the floor?


A FEW TO CONSIDER:

  • Cosy Greens® Back Seat Car Organizer is a highly reviewed, affordable organizer. (Would also make a nice gift for new parents.)


  • High Road Kids Organizer is a nice floor or seat option with thermal storage for holding drinks, snacks. It also has several pockets on the outside to hold books, crayons, water bottles, etc.


  • Tuffo Family Organizer is a basic option that holds books, toys, stuffed animals and more with pockets on the outside for holding juice and water bottles.

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