One, two, three, four. When you get cereal, show him the box, perhaps shake it, and let him see what is in it when you get home. Having a place to store the toys helps you and Baby know where to put them when Baby is done playing with them. One of your goals is to help Baby become independent and to make choices. Being able to choose the toy he wants to play with is one way of supporting Baby's independence.
Shelves are a good way to store toys.
Everything has a place on the shelf. The toys don't get damaged as much as when they get jammed together in a toy chest. Attach the shelves to the wall if you can, so they can't fall over on Baby. Look at the height of the shelves. Get down and creep to them as your baby would.