Kids’ rooms can be tough, especially toddlers. They are constantly growing and clothes sizes are changing. The key to a kid’s clothing is to work with that change. When organizing a kid’s closet and dresser, you want to have systems for bringing in new clothes and getting rid of outgrown clothes. Many of these tips will work for older kids as well. They are still growing out of clothing, just not as quickly.

A great time to get organized is when moving. Taking time to declutter and organize before you move can save time and money!

From consultation, all the way through the final organized product, I have a system that gets my clients organized and helps them stay that way in Houston, TX.

Getting your home organized is helpful, but it’s not useful unless you keep your home that way. I have included my top 5 habits for keeping your home clean.

When getting organized, I always suggest starting with the areas you spend the most time in. For most people, that would be the kitchen, the primary bedroom and primary bathroom in your house. Those are the first two places I start my day. When I have a clean kitchen and primary bathroom, my day always seems to start off better.

I love keeping my house tidy and in order. It helps keep my mind calm and clear. With 1 ½ and 4 year old boys running around my house, I need systems to keep me sane throughout the chaos. Plus, they’re children – sometimes there is an issue with how I peeled the banana and we need to take a moment to calm down. Getting out of the house in the morning is hard, but I know where all of my items are and the boys know where to get their clothes and their shoes.