Posts Tagged ‘Organizing Kids’
Organizing Your Kids Books
Watch this video on YouTube Organizing Your Kids Books You want your kids to be organized. But you need it to be easy and fast and fun! It’s important for children to manage their own things. By giving them responsibility for their toys, clothes, and rooms you teach them essential life skills. This is a…
Read MoreTen General Tips for Organizing Your Kids
Ten General Tips for Organizing Your Kids. Teaching organization is one of the most important things you can do for your child. Therefore, the key is to make it easy, fast, and fun. It’s important for children to manage their own things. Providing your children with responsibility for their toys, clothes, and rooms teaches them…
Read MoreDelegating Tasks to the Kids
Are the kids home for the summer? Does this mean that you are overwhelmed with keeping them busy? Consider delegating tasks to them for more responsibility this summer. Especially, have them pitch in around the house and/or take more responsibility for themselves. Identify 3 to-do’s that you can delegate to each child. Specifically, take some…
Read More10 Chores Your 5-Year-Old Can Do
Watch this video on YouTube 10 Chores Your 5-Year-Old Can Do Having chores teach kids responsibility. Try it even for your young ones. They grow up so fast! They are in school now and independent of you for at least a few hours at a time. While they are at school they are learning that…
Read More10 Things You Should Not Bring to College
Watch this video on YouTube You are headed to college. Dropping off your son or daughter for their first year of higher learning. Before you take to heart and purchase all the items their college suggests that they bring, take a moment to learn from my experience. My Experience Years ago, when we dropped off…
Read MoreHelp Your Student to Stop Procrastinating
Watch this video on YouTube How to Help Your Student to Stop Procrastinating A new school year is right around the corner. Does your student have more dread than excitement about the new year? How about you? Maybe you’ve watched your bright child struggle with managing classwork, homework, and after-school activities and want to help…
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