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15 cures for your toy hangover
by Sarah on Monday, January 23rd, 2012 | 6 comments
As I settled back into my routines this week, I had a fleeting thought: did the holidays even happen this year? One glance at the playroom confirms it most certainly did. And good GAWD, this momma needs to learn restraint! The onslaught of toys has completely overwhelmed our rather simple organization system consisting of ... [read more] -
What the military can teach us about organization
by Sarah on Friday, November 11th, 2011 | 2 comments
Today we salute the incredible men and women who have bravely served our country. As we do, let's also consider the powerful lessons the military teaches us about getting organized. Teamwork From their first day in boot camp, recruits become members of a unit. In training, it doesn't matter who crosses a finish line first or ... [read more] -
Tool: Free Printable Kid’s Morning Routine Chart
by Sarah on Thursday, November 10th, 2011 | 1 comment
Mornings are hectic. Having to get kids up and ready for school makes it even more so. But they become a whole lot easier once your child learns how to adopt a positive morning habit...and do it on autopilot. Use this chart to reinforce four simple behaviors with your child. The routine can be done before or ... [read more] -
Tool: Free Printable Kid’s Schedule Sheet
by Sarah on Thursday, November 3rd, 2011 | 9 comments
Routines are by definition second nature – effortless.And if there’s one thing you want as a parent, it is to make organizational routines absolutely effortless for your children. Teach them when they are young how to master the fundamental organizational task of planning their day or week ahead of time – and they will thank ... [read more] -
Are you the parent your kids need you to be?
by Sarah on Monday, October 10th, 2011 | 4 comments
Winging it as a parent For the past five years I have been like 99.9% of parents on the planet: pretty much winging it. While I have read my fair share of books on parenting, I never took an in-depth parenting course. I gleaned what knowledge I could from teachers, other moms, and from occasionally catching ... [read more] -
14 ways to help your child concentrate
by Sarah on Monday, October 10th, 2011 | No Comments
1. Establish a homework time. Getting your child on a regular schedule will make getting them to start their work every day much easier. 2. Set up a homework station at which your child can work in peace. 3. Ease their stress by assuring your child that you’re available to answer any questions they have with their ... [read more] -
Cool Find: Wexel Art Frames for Kids Art
by Sarah on Friday, September 30th, 2011 | 2 comments
Only a mom with kids bringing home artwork by the ton could have come up with this genius idea! These stylish, plexiglass frames by Wexel Art use magnets to hold artwork and pictures in place. We recommend it as an organizer for kids’ artwork as follows: Hang one frame per child in a ... [read more]
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