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So what are some tricks for getting your kids involved with the organizing process? Here are just some of the methods I have found to be successful . . .

Last week I was invited to attend OfficeMax’s “Back-to-School Sanity Savers” web event, starring parenting expert Annie Pleshette Murphy. Annie’s presentation was full of advice for preparing your home and family for the new school year and I wanted to share with you some of her tips and suggestions.

Ok, school may be out and the kids may be home, but the organization needs to go on!

Having an organized tote bag system is a really great way to beat the clutter that can accumulate when you’re active and on-the-go.

It’s summer time and the living should be easy. Before the summer flies by, we encourage you to stop, breathe, and take the time to nurture yourself.

Today I’ve asked Sarah Welch and Alicia Rockmore, co-founders of Buttoned Up, inc, to help us out with tips and suggestions for managing the family calendar . . .

Motherhood is a huge responsibility. But sometimes we mom’s are guilty of putting enormous amounts of pressure on ourselves

This weekend I received an email from Laura, who was kind enough to take the time to let me know how she put my ideas into action. I was so impressed I just had to share her Command Center/Family Launch Pad project with you. Laura also has inspired me to start a new blog series and giveaway entitled “I Did It!”

Self-reliance directly applies to teaching your kids to be better organized. But it can also go a long way to reducing parental nagging and the frustration of feeling that you’re the one always doing everything for everyone in your house.