Moving on...

Finally, I have got the only shelf in the house organised. I cannot say it is really neat but at least the clutters were gone, book were not over laying one another and removed like 2 bag packs, 2 gym bags, 1 small side sling bag and 3 camera bags! Gosh! Just imagine all in black piling up at the corner just beside the shelf. These bags were all now being transferred to where all the cluttering was. Now, those bags ans boxes were gone too. I am so glad. 

All cleared at the corner!

The picture above still shows an area of messiness that's where the toys are. I managed to clear it today, and converted the area to trays and basket of materials, the montessori way. I am not stringent and not the discipline sort. As and when I can, I will do it with him. And it all depends very much if those stuffs in the tray will take his notice.  In fact, I stopped introducing for awhile because of the self declared break due to festive seasons and the overwhelming of Thomas and Friends, any forms of trains, cars and buses that swept him away.  

There's no proper shelves. The storage box contains mostly toys he rarely touched anymore. Literally join it with table for a bigger, useful space.

Just had quick thought in my mind on how should I go about rotating the items. Probably, I would replace a new tray only by taking away one of which he has played, everyday, or I would just remove the whole lot, if he we did not touch any of those after a week.

In the morning, we managed to have some extra time for building the train tracks..

This is what I meant when I mentioned about what swept him away.. When feeling lazy to refer to the manual, 2 roundabouts is the best bet!

Actually, I pretty much enjoyed building the stuffs.. *Wink*