(As posted November 30, 2007)
Children make the most wonderful messes. They enjoy what they're doing so much, they don't even notice. The only bad part is someone has to clean up when the fun's over, and that someone is usually you. Teach them how to manage their belongings and you will give them a skill that will last all their lives.
Playrooms
Let Linear Thoughts provide a thorough purge before holiday season kicks off -- bringing with it, what else? More toys. Once your children (ages 3-10) work with a professional organizer, they'll understand the benefits of having a place for everything. They'll always know where their favorite toys are. They'll enjoy the sense of accomplishment that comes with creating order, and because they are part of the process, they'll know where everything goes when they're done playing. It will probably surprise you, but children love to sort and clean. Just give them a chance.
Teens & Tweens
Have you all but given up on your son or daughter's room? Do you ever wonder how they find the bed at night? Linear Thoughts works with teens and tweens to get a handle on that hot mess. They don't want to live in a landfill, they just don't know how to fix it. And admitting a parent into their inner domain would so not work. Consider this: Organized spaces can translate into more organized schoolwork and better grades.
Family Rooms
Everyone's belongings end up in family spaces ... your daughter's bookbag, your son's sports equipment, your husband's work files, the shoes you couldn't wait to take off ... that's just the way it goes. If you find yourself hauling stray items from room to room looking for a home, Linear Thoughts will work with you to find places for all that stuff that doesn't belong. Whether you need a mudroom makeover, more usable storage in your living/family room, or a total purge, Linear Thoughts can help. Once you have a place for everything, there will be more space for family in your family spaces.
Edit your life!
Shelagh
Sunday, July 20, 2008
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