Board games making your space feel cluttered? Don’t worry; I have 3 easy hacks that will help turn that space from messy to organized, in no time.

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The great thing about these hacks is you can switch them up whenever the design in your home changes too.

Our family loves when we have a game night. It’s a time where we can get away with being lazy but still be intentional with our time together. Since we live walking distance from a lake, we will usually bring out the board games after we’ve had a short outing to the water or if we spent the day running errands and didn’t get to do anything fun.

Some of my favorite childhood memories were the ones where the family gathered round for an intense game of Monopoly. Seeing everyone laugh and holler because they forgot to ask the banker for their $200 when passing go was hilarious.

Board games also do wonders to help boost your child’s math, language, and critical thinking skills.

1. BOXY BOARDGAMES
For those colorful board games, wrap them up in your preferred wrapping paper. I chose some plain brown packaging paper since the majority of our home has neutral colors.

2. BAGGED GAMES AND/OR OVERFLOW GAMES
When I say “bagged games”, I’m specifically referring to Bananagrams or the math version of Bananagrams which would be MOBI.

I had some extra cubby boxes so I threw these games in and placed it on our game shelf.

A lot of the boxy board games had holes in the top so for these I put them in gallon zip bags and placed them inside the cubby box with the other “bagged games”.

Getting all the boxed board games to fit on one shelf was the goal. So any overflow games also got placed in the cubby box, inside zip bags.

3. BOOK BOXES
Our game center doubles as a book shelf with reading material for guests so my original idea was to put all the games in book boxes or even DIY my own out of old books from the thrift store.
If you want the book boxes, I did find out you can order them online. I just didn’t because I wanted this done that day. You can find all the direct links at http://thetattooedmomma.com/easy-ways...