Glad to see I'm not the only one who took the doors off and put the dresser in the closet. Children's rooms are smaller as are their clothes. Unfortunately, sliding doors make it impossible to stash dresser units in the closet. There's just no room to pull the drawers open when the doors are slid to the side. So, off come the doors, on go the curtains. I made the switch when the kid was about 10. She's now 16 and the closet dresser solution works brilliantly. She has room on either side for hanger rods. One side is high for dresses, the other side has two rods for blouses, skirts and pants. And there is plenty of floor space for desks, trunk and side tables.

I second that about removing sliding door closet doors and replacing them with curtains - makes it so much easier to get to everything and gives more options to use the closet space. Raising the main rod and installing a double hang rod is also a great option to add more hanging room, which I also did in this closet makeover: http://www.engineeryourspace.com/episodes/how-to-organize-your-bedroom-closet/

Our organized closet with changing table is my FAVORITE part of my son's room. We also removed sliding doors and made it fully accessible. Definitely has made a huge difference in our small space planning ---> http://www.youngnesters.net/2011/11/darwins-nursery.html

I like it when toy storage is also included in the closets. I don't have kids, so I do wonder if children need that much clothing. I know that I as a kid didn't have anything close to this amount.

Great closets; count me as one who put the dresser in my daughter's closet. However, it does crack me up a bit that all these closets are for toddlers and younger. I've got two middleschoolers, and their closets, no matter how well organized and planned by me for their particular storage personalities, are giant messes. All the time.

Who has time to hang up all of those baby clothes? Unless they're dresses that need to be hung, I'd rather fold them and stash them in drawers.

Wow, they are all so organized- I can only aspire... Muesli- the reason the kids have so many clothes is because they constantly get soiled. (Babies can go through 3 outfits in one day.) Also, since the little ones grow so fast, you need to have the next size on hand. My kids are 8 and 10 and and am overhauling the closets as we speak. I have to admit, I am not a fan of being able to see inside the closet and prefer doors- but perhaps that due to the state of our current closets. :)

We really struggled with storage in my daughter's tiny room. Finally, we installed shelves to hold baskets in place of drawers, and then put in a bunch of hooks for hanging things. Ultimately, we have to just pare down her wardrobe and keep it reasonable.
Here's an illustrative post about how we handled it: http://and-here-we-are.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/into-mouse-hole.html