Simple tips for home organizing and decluttering. Organization shouldn’t be expensive or difficult. Keep the things you love and get rid of the rest.
Ready or not, Christmas is coming and when you have kids, that means toys! Toys from grandparents, aunts and uncles, friends. There are just so many! And you know, it’s a lot of fun. We don’t tell our family and friends not to get our kids toys because they enjoy giving our kids toys and
What do you really need for organization? If you search “organization” on Pinterest, you will find pictures filled with color coordinated bins, glass jars with chalkboard labels, and lots of closet shelves. I love seeing those pictures but —–> I’m gonna let you in on a little secret! shhhhhh….. It doesn’t matter how many aqua
I know. I know. It’s only the beginning of November. We are still munching on candy corn and savoring our pumpkin spice drinks. But NOW is the time to start planning for Christmas. Otherwise it will come at you quickly and stress you out. None of us want to stress out on the week of
Oh toys! My son loves them. I love that he loves them. But they can be a pain too. Between birthdays, Christmas, and even just other random times throughout the year, toys can easily pile up and take over. Here are a few tips I use for keeping my son’s toys under control. Keep
Babies require so much stuff and it can be overwhelming trying to figure out what to do with all that stuff! Since this is my second baby, I have learned a few things about keeping it all easily managed. 1) Don’t Fold the Clothes Baby clothes are so tiny and they go through a
The kitchen cabinet above my sink needed some desperate organization and decluttering. It had become a collection spot for clutter and miscellaneous items and I was having a hard time getting to the things that I needed. That was a clear sign that it was time to make some changes! I love doing little projects
Before becoming a stay at home mom, I was a teacher. My favorite grade to teach was 5th grade. However, there was one year in particular that a certain class gave me a run for my money! Everyday I came home exhausted and frustrated. So one weekend I decided that I had enough! I sat
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