Step one: stop doing laundry for a while...
Another suggestion was to utilize a rarely-used closet. “Spare room closet,” they wrote. “Honestly, I think my child forgets this room exists when grandparents aren’t occupying it. Like it slips into pocket dimension as soon as the bedroom door is closed.”“Before November, in a bin labeled ‘seasonal clothes,’” another person wrote. “It lives in my closet and no one ever questions it. After the tree is put up, everything gets wrapped as it comes in and goes under the tree.
It’s smart! This commenter’s mom also used a similar strategy as my mom to discourage her kids from snooping. “.” Another idea is to hide the presents in a different house completely. “My parents hid them at my grandma’s,” one person wrote. “On Christmas Eve, mom would take us to church for Christmas Eve candlelight service and dad would go to Grandma’s and get the presents and leave them in his car until we were in bed.”
One of my favorites was to hide presents in the laundry hamper. “No one likes to do laundry in my house …” one person wrote . “So there is usually a pile in my bedroom that is waiting to be put away. I like to hide the presents there. No one has found them yet!” This person is brilliant — and that strategy would absolutely work at my house, too.
If you want to get creative with your Christmas present stash this year, go ahead. But don’t forget: Santa has to remember where all the presents are hidden so he can put them under the tree on Christmas Eve!
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