The bathroom is much more than just a utilitarian room. It is a space of well-being where our day begins and ends, a sanctuary where we take care of ourselves. But how can we transform this often cramped room into a functional and pleasant space? Here is our complete guide to optimizing your bathroom.

Step One: Clean Up

A well-organized bathroom starts with careful decluttering. This room easily accumulates skincare products, samples, and expired items. Take the time to sort through everything, even if it means spreading the work over several days. 

Downloadable lists

To support you in this crucial step, we have created practical tools:

• List of things to eliminate
• Checklist of things to organize
• List of things to get

These same lists are also found in Octave in a digital version to be checked.

Tips and tricks

Store occasionally used items in a secondary space. A cabinet that is difficult to access or is high up can be perfect for:

• Special care products
• Little used hairdressing equipment
• Rarely needed first aid items
• Maintenance products in reserve

Organize your products by categories in baskets or containers:

• Face products
• Hair care
• Dental products
• Drugs
• Common First Aid Items

Store seasonal or infrequently used items in another space: sunscreen in winter, travel products, etc.

Step Two: Optimize

Once your bathroom is uncluttered, discover our solutions to make it a practical and pleasant space.

Planning tools

• The little daily hygiene sequences Les Belles Combines - For smooth and efficient mornings
• Small downloadable tool for more complex tasks like cleaning the bathroom
• Small downloadable combination Guide for laundry
  

The little autonomy thing

Children can develop their autonomy in the bathroom depending on their age:

Around 3-4 years old:

Install hooks at their height for their towels and create an accessible space for their toothbrush and toothpaste.

Around the age of 5-6 years:

Add morning and evening routine pictograms, allowing children to follow the steps of their personal hygiene.

Around the age of 7-8:

Create a dedicated space for their personal products, encouraging responsibility for their daily care.

Take part in the One Piece a Month challenge!

📧 Option 1: The monthly newsletter

Receive each month directly in your email box:

• The detailed action plan of the month
• Targeted organizational advice
• Tips to motivate the whole family
  
  

📄 Option 2: The Little Printable Combos

• Monthly guides to insert into your organizational binder
• Detailed checklists and action plans
• Perfect for paper lovers

📱 Option 3: The Octave application

• Interactive to-do lists
• Integration with your calendar
• Sharing tasks in the family

Choose the option that suits you or combine them for optimal organization!

🚀 Find this article and much more in the Octave app : shared calendar, collaborative to-do list, meal planner, centralization of family information and autonomy monitoring - your number 1 ally for an organized family life! 📱✨