Toys and games are a major source of clutter for many families – but it doesn’t have to be that way. Here’s a round-up of all our content on games, toys and novelties.

Ideas for storing specific toys and games

These are some posts with recommendations for storing specific kinds of toys.

• Storage for video games
• Storing board games
• Storage tips for roleplaying gamers

The best way to store outdoor toys

Many outdoor toys are better stored undercover during the winter when they are less used. These are some posts with tips on storing garden toys.

• Storing outdoor toys
• Storing a trampoline
• Storing water toys in winter

Tips for streamlining your toys and games ahead of Christmas 2026

Children’s tastes and needs change rapidly as they grow and many families like to clear out toys and games in the autumn to make room for gifts at Christmas. These are some posts with advice on minimising toy clutter in your home.

• Clear out toys before Christmas
• Declutter your toys ahead of Christmas
• Get back your space by selling unwanted toys
• Why millennial mums and dads keep toys to a minimum

Ages and stages

Some pointers to help with toy storage as your children grow.

• Self-storage for new parents
• Prepare your house for the school holidays
• Tips for a tidy family home

Putting toys into storage

Self-storage units are ideal for storing toys and games. By storing out-of-season toys, you can free up space at home and make your house more comfortable and easier to manage.

Children love novelty, and rotating toys in and out of storage is a good way to keep things fresh and interesting.

Insuring your stored toys

You’ll need to insure the contents of your storage unit, including stored toys and games. Some self-storage companies include insurance in the monthly bill, but you’re not obliged to accept their insurance offer. It’s worth getting quotes from several self-storage insurance providers to make sure you’re getting best value each month. Get a quick quote from Store and Insure to check.