I hate losing parts to toys. Haha I don't know why it bothers me so much.
T got a tractor toy with animals that can be taken on/off of it for an early Christmas present two days ago and we've already lost the cow. 
How do you keep sets together?
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We are cycling her toys, so she only has a few available at a time. It makes it much easier to keep pieces together, and each toy gets more play time/attention. Makes end of day cleanup a breeze, too!
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I use the smaller shoe size storage boxes, we have Mr. Potato head in one, for example!
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Same as @Bao, either a shoe box sized storage bin or a gallon ziploc bag
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I would loveeeee to know. Also we live in a condo, so I don't have the space for all kinds of storage solutions. Like, if I put things in bins, I have nowhere to put the dang bins.
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@Anagram: Same. Our house is pretty small. Once we conceive #2, our junk room becomes a nursery and we REALLY have no extra storage at that point!
Our living room is the playroom. We already have gotten rid of a recliner to make more space. Haha!
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Ugh I was going to ask this same question. Everything seems to have parts that all get separated!
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I stopped rotating in toys with small pieces. They never got played with and they just make a giant mess. For the unavoidable pieces I have a few wicker baskets and all the random parts get tossed in there. I try to have separate containers for things like duplos or his little people.
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I have a load of shoe box sized plastic boxes and keep them on shelves in E's room. I try to only get out one set at a time.
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I use mesh laundry/lingerie bags. They take less space than the shoe boxes, and I don't have to worry about baby sister playing with a plastic bag. I toss all the bags into drawers in an Expedit bookcase.
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Ziplock bags and tons of small plastic bins!! I get unreasonably upset when pieces get lost. Don't even get me started on lost Shopkins
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We keep sets together in clear shoebox sized bins. I only get stuff like that out when he is actually playing with it, and put it away at the end of the day.
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