Organizing Children’s Rooms
Quick Tip: Organize Your Teeny Tiny Things
If you have kids or if you’re a crafter (or both!), this tip is for you. =) Kids usually come home with little, itsy bitsy objects. Most of my clients have no idea how to store these precious bits that their children love. Here’s a simple way to keep them from getting lost or taking [...]
Quick Tip: Storing Your Children’s Art Work
Your children’s masterpieces are very important, especially to them. Once the frame-worthy ones have been selected, there may be some left over that your kids’ may are not ready to part with yet. Keep them all in one central location so that they don’t fly about your home. Here are a couple storage options: Schoolfolio [...]
Organizing With “Sharks”
Ok, so the title of today’s post may be a bit misleading, but if you watched Shark Tank recently, you know exactly what I’m talking about. Lisa Lloyd presented a pretty nifty organizing idea to the sharks – Treasure Chest Pets – organizers that look like stuffed animals for children. Each pet has secret compartments [...]
Fact Friday: Children’s Rooms
“The way children decorate their walls, paint their rooms, and maintain (or don’t maintain) their space is an expression of an emerging sense of self. As long as it doesn’t interfere with their academic success – or become a health hazard – let them express themselves.” [The Organized Student · Donna Goldberg · Fireside · [...]
FUNctional Spaces ~ Getting Started
We all know that children don’t come with instructions, as convenient as it would be if they did. But one thing they do come with is an overabundance of STUFF! No matter what ages or stages your children are, I can say with great certainty that there are no shortage of items you will possess, [...]
Where Do You Keep Your Children’s Masterpieces?
Image via WikipediaRecently, a friend of mine sent this message to me on Facebook: “[I need to know] how to get a handle on kid’s projects and artwork. I feel like my house is overrun with the sweet little things [he] takes home from school. I rotate them off the fridge, but always feel bad [...]
