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This fall, leave the electronics inside, debate how to best roast a marshmallow, and talk about what the plans are for tomorrow. You can turn this cozy activity into a family meeting without anyone even noticing!

Fall is officially here! Which means Ugg boots, big sweaters, and delicious seasonal desserts!

Yari used to keep both her business and family organized by using traditional paper planners. However, she quickly found that her system was failing her. Deadlines approached unexpectedly, and home-cooked dinners were becoming less and less frequent as she tried to balance both work and family.

We know it feels like you have zero control over this school year… raise your hand if you purchased new pajamas and wine instead of school clothes and pocket folders? *discreetly raises hand* However, we have a few of our best kept secrets to share with you!

Our lives are crazy; your life is crazy. Every parent feels like they are driving without a GPS right now. The good news is, you CAN find some direction by creating a one-of-a-kind, easy to install family command center.

It seems so simple... and yet, in the words of the real Slim Shady, “You only get one shot, do not miss your chance to blow. This opportunity comes once in a lifetime, yo.” AKA, this is your chance to take control of the situation!

Hopefully, you made the best of your summer with plenty of relaxation and maybe even some spontaneity! But with the school year starting back up, regardless if your child is continuing with virtual learning or heading back to a classroom, schedules and alarms are once again going to be the norm.

Put an end to those last-minute paper-mache volcanos by creating a one-of-a-kind command center that motivates and assists your child without parental supervision! That’s right, Mom and Dad, let’s give those kids some independence.

Home or away, college is a huge transition. An organized environment contributes to success. Prepare your new or returning college student’s new space with help from the five Ps.

As a nurse and mom to two kids, Alyssa’s life can be hectic inside and outside of the house. Luckily, she found the perfect cure to organize her home.

Meet the “What’s for Dinner” question head-on with a bit of (fun!) team organizing and cool tools meant to quiet family food-related whining.

How to raise independent kids who will still love you: 5 tips that will help you now and they’ll thank you for later. Hint: Having cool organizational tools is key.