Posts tagged 2025
Reset Your Home for the School Year

Feeling overwhelmed by the back-to-school transition? A physical home reset can make all the difference. In this post, I’m walking you through a room-by-room refresh—focusing on kids’ bedrooms, entryways, kitchens, and shared spaces—to help your family start the school year organized and less stressed. These practical tips are based on what’s worked in our home over the years, from preschool through middle school. Whether you’re prepping for kindergarten or 8th grade like us, this guide will help you create a more functional flow at home.

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Summer Systems That Save Your Sanity

Looking for ways to keep summer chaos under control? This blog shares simple, actionable organizing systems to help your home run smoother during the break. From grab-and-go gear stations to snack zones and visual schedules, you'll find tips that make life easier for the whole family. Spend less time managing mess—and more time actually enjoying summer.

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Beautiful Life Featured on APARTMENT THERAPY

I was recently featured in a piece for Apartment Therapy about the top things you should never store in your garage—and trust me, this is one you’ll want to read before your next clean-out. Garages are often used as catch-all spaces, but they’re rarely climate-controlled, which means certain items (like paint, propane, and paper goods) can actually become dangerous or attract pests. I shared some of the most common items I flag for clients during garage organizing sessions—and why they really belong elsewhere.

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How to Be Prepared and Organized for Emergency Situations

Life can throw some curveballs, and being caught unprepared during an emergency is no one’s idea of fun. Whether it’s an evacuation, a shelter-in-place scenario, or any other unexpected event, a little preparation can go a long way in keeping your family safe and reducing stress. This blog will walk you through two key aspects of being emergency-ready: creating an organized space for physical supplies and having a plan that includes all the critical information you’ll need.

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