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Buying & Selling Gently Used Baby Clothing, Strollers, Toys, and Other Baby Items & Products on eBay
Hi Moms and Dads,
So, you had your precious baby, and you couldn't resist -- all of those cute and beautiful baby dresses, rompers, suits, jean sets, christening gowns, onesies and unique designer baby clothes (like Tommy Hilfiger) that called...
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Throw it away. Grab another one. Doesn’t get much better than that. Quick, easy, cheap and convenient. At first anyway. Maybe you are wondering what I am rambling on about. I’m talking about a product that’s very high in demand by the general...
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OK, well, I know organization isn't really decorating, now is it? But, let's face it, what good is all the effort to create a nice home when it's hidden behind the mess and the clutter? So in order to help us all prevail over the chaos, here...
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Moms: 7 Tips to Organize Your School Kids
Moms: 7 Tips to Organize Your School Kids
1. Place near the door a rack for outerwear and a shelf or mat for shoes. Have kids deposit their
coats, hats, gloves, shoes upon entering. Each evening, they replace with tomorrow's shoes and jackets.
2. Have kids empty their backpacks when they arrive home. Provide a basket in which they can place anything for parents' review.
3. Make sure your kids have a well-lit place to do homework. Teach them to use in/out trays to ensure no homework is missed.
4. Give them chores. Teachers report that kids who regularly do chores at home are more responsible in
the classroom.
5. Help kids manage their time. Teach them to list all their responsibilities (chores, homework, soccer practice)
and how much time each will take.
6. Prepare each evening. Pick out clothes and shoes. Pack lunches. Set out breakfast. Place backpack by
the door.
7. Make an out-the-door checklist. Note everything they need to take to school. Post it on the door.
About the Author
Barbara Myers is a professional organizer and author of The Complete Guide to Organized Parenting. FREE
"50 Ways to Manage Your Time" Tips Booklet. Visit
http://www.ineedmoretime.com
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