Originally, I thought homeschool organization meant having specific pedagogy-driven spaces like Montessori shelves or labeled bins and color-coordinated supplies. After twelve years of homeschooling six children, I’ve learned that true organization isn’t about perfection—it’s about creating systems that actually work for your family’s learning style and daily rhythm. When I first started homeschooling my toddler…
Cleaning my home is my arch nemesis. I get one room tidied and then the hurricane and tornado that are my daughters come in right behind me to unintentionally destroy all the work I just did. So I had to make it fun for them and easy enough that my kids can help tidy the…
So when we moved to Boston, we downsized quite a bit. That included the toys, furniture, and overall stuff. And that was a great thing because we wound up finding and moving into a living space about half of the size. We decided to make an enclosed porch playroom because it kept the clutter in our…
I stood in the corner of our Oklahoma living room looking at a room empty of all belongings with a mountain of luggage behind me, my two babies sleeping on the floor, and sign on our fire place staring at me declaring that “The best things in life aren’t things”. That was the moment that it hit…
As a part of my nesting process, I have been working on the organization of our tot school room. While I have had it pretty organized for quite awhile, we have been downsizing in our entire house, so our game room now has more concealed storage space. I thought that you might want to take…