Consider the toy box: that indispensable item in every child’s room, a parent’s attempt to keep that vast arsenal of toys in place. Even small children can learn to lift the lid and put their things into the box. (You can teach them the Barney Clean Up song while you’re at it, which helps toddlers learn to clean.) Online, there is a treasure trove of toy boxes. At iToyBoxes.com, the best-seller is the KidKraft Inc limited edition toy chest, on sale for $149.98. It’s a classic toy chest made of wood, with a seatback that can be used as a bench. For boys who like pirates, iToyBoxes has a charming Guidecraft pirate toy box, $134.99. It’s black and gold, with depictions of a treasure map, skull and crossbones and a pirate ship painted on the side. For girls, iToyBoxes has a Guidecraft princess carriage toy box for $94.99 (pictured). It looks like a pink and purple carriage drawn by a wooden horse. On top of the pink carriage is a purple cushion, which serves as a chair for your princess. Another princess-themed toy box is the Disney princess toy box, $39.24 from Walmart.com. They also have the Disney Pixar Cars toy box, featuring the characters from the animated movie, for $39.24. At Woodtoybox.com, you can choose from a selection of wooden toy boxes, any of which can be personalized. Their attractive dark cherry toy box is $169; the letters of the child’s name can be in gold, blue or red. The toy box has three compartments and a seating area.