Kids charging station ideas

16 Charging Station Ideas to Eliminate Device Clutter - One Crazy House

Clever Charging Station Idea: Hide the Cords. Do you have cords EVERYWHERE for the kids and your electronic devices? This simple solution will help keep your cords neat, tidy, and out of site!

Families have many devices, and of course, everything needs to be charged at all times. Instead of having charging cables floating around the house, create a charging station. A charging station helps keep all devices charged and makes it easy for kids to find the devices they need. How to Create A Hanging Charging Station

Even though our household is just two-person-and-one-cat big, our kitchen desk was often messed up with USB-cables and chargers for our phones, tablets and camera batteries. So I decided to do my first IKEA hack, to make a bit less messy - a KVISSLE charging station.

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We’re a family of four with over six different electronic devices. Here’s our family charging station where we keep everything organized and juiced up. Creating a family charging station was one of th

Being home on maternity leave, I noticed the little clutter that used to annoy me was starting to drive me crazy. The kitchen countertops seem to accumulate broken toys that need attempted repairin…

Tablet Organizer/Charging Station: If you're like me I have a couple children who love their tablets and Nintendo DS, and if your children are like mine they leave them laying everywhere, off the charger, typically where you walk. To remedy this problem I decided to build them an or…

$3 Charging Station! (Dollar Tree, + Power Strip): Cheap, rewarding and modular. Hang some Dollar Tree bins off the front for phones or whatever, could add a Qi charger, etc.

I decided to create a charging station for my kids' tablets because ever since the kids got their tablets for Christmas, our kitchen counter has been home to this: On a quick trip to the dollar store, I bought a solution. These baskets fit the bill by being deep and wide enough for a tablet and a pair of headphones, and they have holes from which the baskets can hang and through which the power cords can be thread. On a small, mostly unused wall of the playroom that happens to be just above…