=> Get your children (and yourself) on a schedule and routine.
Review your child’s (and yours) lifestyle, activities and stress
levels (when they are up or down, more responsive or not).
Schedules will include many routines, such as a morning routine
of waking, bathing, dressing, eating, etc., an afternoon routine
and an evening routine. Don’t forget to add the adult routines into
your schedule. Developing routines and putting together
schedules will help you and your child put things in order and
know what needs to be accomplished (or expected of you and
them) for the day. Check out my ebook, 70 Tips for Get Your
Children Organized Before and After School at
http://www.overhall.com/organizingchildren.htm
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Janet Hall is a Certified Professional Organizer,
Certified Pyramid Feng Shui Practitioner, Speaker, and Author
and can help you regain control of your life, your time, your
stuff, and your environment. Organizing By Phone and in person
at http://www.overhall.com

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