Moms and organizers offer tips for all things back to school
Filed under: Clear the clutter, Family Management, Healthy Habits, Home Organization, Organize My Kids
(Article appearing in the BerksMont News, PA)
For parents who have been trying to keep their youngsters occupied all summer, September often replaces Christmas as “the most wonderful time of the year!” But for those parents who don’t like rigid schedules and helping with homework, it can also translate into a time of much family stress. Either way, back to school is a time of change. Professional organizers, a growing profession nationally and locally, are often called in to help families in times of transition.
Back to School 101 – Organize Those School Supplies (on Fox 59)
Filed under: Family Management, Home Organization, Organize My Kids
I was thrilled to be invited to appear on the Indianapolis FOX 59 Morning News segment BACK TO SCHOOL 101: Organize School Supplies. Here’s the video:
The Organized Student – create a designated study space for school success
Filed under: Family Management, Household Chores & Cleaning, Organize My Kids, Paper Management
After you’ve considered and established your student’s daily routine, it’s time to create an efficient study space to maximize your child’s study routine.
Originally posted 2009-09-04 16:29:10. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
The Organized Student – school success starts with routines and habits
News Flash … we are not born organized. Organization is a learned skill. Just as children are taught to do long division, hit a baseball, or play a musical instrument, they learn organizational skills, like how to organize their space, time, and tasks. As the adult in their lives, it’s your important job to pass along helpful tips for organizing success. Here are a few ideas: Read more
Originally posted 2009-08-24 23:34:09. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
16 Back-to-School Dinner Planning Tips
Filed under: Family Management, Healthy Habits, Meal Planning
Is school really just around the corner? You know what that means – early morning scrambles, after-school tizzies and ragged nerves at dinnertime.
Originally posted 2009-08-18 19:40:00. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
