Storing/organizing baby pacifiers?! HELP

[dremarie13]

How did you ladys store your baby products besides bottles like pacifiers so they stay sanitize and dont get dirty before baby uses them. I got so many at my baby shower and dont know how to store them?

[dremarie13]

Thank You gonna definitely look into all that. And yes i know to sanitize before storing them that's why i said how to store them so they stay sanitize

[BabyL_0415]

I sterilized all of the ones I got and put them into a mason jar

[Taili2010]

With my first daughter once All hers were opened I sterilized them and had a small organizer box...  like a clear one with a lid... not a actual tupperware container But pretty much like That. It was For bedroom Or office storage basically. Also a good idea Is The little mini plastic drawer set... They can fit in one of The drawers and there are Usually like three drawers in The set.

[robyn8900]

Bottles and pacifier needs to be sterilized before initial use and after every use.  

[LaurenC86]

I actually had little pacifier cases that I loved for traveling. They're like little mini Tupperware containers just for pacis so I didn't have to just throw it loose in the diaper bag. But they only hold one at a time so they're not good for mass storage of course, just thought I'd throw that out there for when you take baby somewhere or something. Lol :-)

[MariabyH]

Good question, was wondering the same thing! I saw a cute idea on pinterest, a glass jar/vase.

[dremarie13]

Thank you for the tips..im getting induced tomorrow so i want everything ready for the hospital and when i get home but yeaa im not taking all of them out of the packages just yet just only a couple

[specialmom]

Gallon size zip lock baggie?  

[LaurenC86]

I'm leaving all mine in the packages until baby is actually here and using them and then I'll sanitize them all. But if you've already opened them, then just put them in a Tupperware container or the like for the time being and you can always boil them again before baby actually uses them to get rid of any bacteria that might have built up while stored. :-)