Planning a baby nursery is a big job. But organizing the nursery can be an even bigger one! While it is tempting to focus all your attention on the colors, theme, and decoration of the room, don’t forget to focus on functional organization.

Today I’d like to introduce you to our newest Virtually Organized sponsor, Beyond Bedding.

Is getting your family to pull their weight around the house sometimes like fighting a battle between good and evil?

Organizing is a process. You’re going to have to change things as life changes, but sometimes the old habits can be molded for good, rather than for evil.

A book to teach kids about organizing without them even knowing it? Maybe . . .

For moms with little ones, toy organization and storage can be a daily struggle. Recently, Cali, a new Virtually Organized reader, contacted me to ask for tips on dealing with toys in a small space with kids of different ages . . .

One of the most frequent requests I get from potential organizing clients is help with the never-ending stream of papers that come and go every day. So I’ve put together this series of posts dedicated to helping you create The Ultimate Family Command Center. Part 1 focused on finding a spot for your Command Center and the first 2 steps of setting up the system. Today we will tackle step 3: creating your Family Resource Binder.

Peter Walsh has done it again. But this time he’s coming after your under-organized and overwhelmed teens.

Every home needs a launch pad — that place where family members can grab and go everything they need as they head out for their day’s activities. Whether this area is a mudroom, entryway, or side door, having it organized and functional is imperative to starting your day off smoothly and on time.

Is YOUR family ready for back-to-school? As the kids gear up to head back to the classroom, there are several things you can do at home to make sure the early morning rush goes smoothly for everyone.