Posts Tagged ‘Organization’
Need help selecting a color scheme? Not sure where to start? Mark your calendars for April 25th at 4:30pm EST/1:30pm PST because Pam and Melisa will be answering all of your design questions. NoJo will be hosting the ladies of Project Nursery for a Q&A on their Facebook page. Log on to have all your [...]
Little Choux is a wonderful source of unique boutique decor items for your children’s rooms.
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post mentioning a unique way of preserving your child’s art by creating a mosaic collage. It got me thinking of other ways to organize all your little Picasso’s works of art that may be accumulating in a box at the back of your closet (that would be me). These [...]
I’ve written about this before, but living in a NYC apartment has its perks and its challenges, especially for my 6-year-old and 3-year-old who share a room. When kids share a room, furniture placement is an important factor to take into consideration. For instance, hockey is a big sport with my boys (and not because [...]
The great challenge of having a small nursery is not having enough space to keep things organized (and you know how much I love to be organized). One of my favorite little decorating secrets is the use of wall hooks. Not only are they fun and decorative, they are actually pretty useful. Towels, sweaters, blankets [...]
We talk a lot about organization with kids. With their ever-changing wardrobes, the adding and subtracting of toys and any other trinkets or doodads you can think of that come along with little tykes, staying organized is crucial. Many siblings share rooms, so optimizing square footage and staying organized is quite a tall order. So, [...]
We’ve talked about Emily Press Labels before, so you know how much we like their products. Whether labeling your child’s things for daycare, school or just for playdates, Emily Press Labels has tons of options for all sorts of items. You’re sure to find both the design and function to meet your needs. I still [...]
Are your child’s toys taking over your home? You are not alone; this is a common problem for many of my clients. Now is the perfect time to take action, get organized and add some style to your children’s play areas. The first step in organizing is to purge any unused, broken or duplicate toys. One [...]
From pencils to water bottles, shoes to lunch bags, labeling your child’s gear is important to keep us parents organized. I label just about everything. Labeling does more than just help you get organized—labeling helps prevent those awkward sippy cup mix-ups at play dates during cold and flu seasons. It keeps sweaters out of the [...]
