Organizing Kids Rooms
- Look at the room from your child's perspective. Get down to your child's level to assess furniture, belongings, space and storage. To organize a child's room, the solutions must be child-sized. Consider lower racks in closets, floor level storage and a basic checklist for daily maintenance.
- Include your child in the process. Use this organizational process as a learning experience. If the child is included, he or she will be more likely to understand the reason for the organizational changes, and will be more likely to follow through with the plan.
January: Obstacles to Organization
It’s a brand new year and you’ve made a resolution to get organized, a resolution you have made several times before. You may have the best of intentions, but often obstacles get in the way.
10 Things I Know About Organizing
- Evolve
Develop the mindset “I can be organized”. If you think, “I could never be organized”, you are setting yourself up for failure. To succeed, you must first believe that you can.
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