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16 Oct, 2024
1. Keep a family calendar in one central location. Track everyone activities on the calendar. Go over it everyday with the kids. 2. Use chore charts to show what chores are to be done. Daily check list of what is expected reminds kids: brush teeth, make bed, read 20 min etc. Use daily lists to keep track of homework too. Reward with extra minute of book time electronics etc. This tool helps kids learn to prioritize. Develop a reward system to help your child develop a routine. Be consistent it takes 21 days to get in a routine. 3. Assign chores that involve sorting, like sorting socks, laundry, mail or emptying the dishwasher. 4. Help kids prepare the night before by picking clothes out for the next day. Packing school or/and sports bag. Packing lunch and snacks. 5. Create systems for toys, clothes, closets, and books . Showing and teaching kids there is a home for everything. 6. Teach kids to use or binder for homework and each subject 7. Establish a homework routine. Set a timer and create a homework area that works for the child. 8. Kids love to help. Let them help when cooking or baking
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16 Oct, 2024
After working with a few recently widowed families, I realized what if something happened to me or my husband, would I be able to find all the documents access his computer, etc. My husband and I had the what happens to me talk besides the medical, the house stuff. Have the discussion with your significant other or family member, take five minutes to write it down on paper, on your notes app on your phone or word document and share. Items to take note of: Is there a deposit box What is the safe code How to access the other phone or computer How to access all the bills and pay them Where are the house documents? Where is all the Tax Paperwork? How to access tax accounts? How to access Life Insurance accounts especially if it’s with work? Who to contact at work if there is an emergency What are Credit card, debit cards, business expense accounts, and any other open accounts What house hold items do you need? Alarm system contact, Where the water shut off is? The filters for the heater? Are there special considerations that need to be noted for the kids, what drs they go to? Foods they don’t like Having this list will help your family be prepared if there is ever an emergency.
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16 Oct, 2024
Who has a junk drawer, or 2 junk drawers? Some people may feel that a junk drawer should not exist, in my opinion you need one drawer to hold the miscellaneous stuff as long it organized. As long as you are not lacking drawer space a junk drawer can be a mini organized command center. Do you need the drawer space but still need the miscellaneous items at the ready, think of over the door organizer with horizontal pockets. The pockets are great to hold the flashlights, tools, pens and clip holders. Declutter the chaos of the junk drawer is quick organizing task with amazing results. Empty the drawer, throw out the trash Sort like items together, put all the lighters, candles together Here is the moment of TRUTH: DO you really need 50 ketchup packets from fast food restaurants? Do you need 30 silverware packs from take out places? How many menus do you really look at? Do the 100 of pens and sharpies actually work? Do you need all them in the junk drawer? Consolidate all the excess pens, condiments, and tools. Relocate the pens to the office area, and tools to the tool area. Recycle the extra menus, donate condiments and silverware packs Organize: Once you have only the essentials that you need at hand you put the like items together in a utensil organizer Enjoy the quick organizing task! Thanks to the 10 minutes you took there is no more digging for what you need!
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