Got kid clutter? Does it always seem that "organization" means YOU clean and THEY destroy? It can appear that getting yourself and your kids organized and keeping things that way is Mission Impossible. Not so! Professional organizing strategist and homeschooling mom, Debbie Williams, teaches you how you and your kids can get excited about getting organized. You'll learn quick and fun steps getting your children to help with organization and upkeep of their rooms and other rooms in the house. Keeping things neat and tidy will soon feel like a game that both you and your kids will enjoy. During the course of this book, you'll discover: · how to become an AWESOME Organizer in four easy steps · five steps to discovering more hours in your day · how to establish a creative and inviting space for your children using learning styles, paper management and so much more! When you teach your kids creative organizing solutions to contain their clutter and involve them in the organizing process, you'll be thrilled at their eagerness to keep things clean and in place.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
More fluff and repetition rather than substance,
This review is from: Organized Kidz: E-Z Solutions for Clutter-Free Living (Paperback)
This book has some good information, but there is a lot of fluff and repetition, as well as empty pages for you to write notes on after every chapter. If the book were printed properly without so much double-spacing and blank pages, it would be less than half the size.The book seems to be directed at parents, yet the authors write as if children are the readers. As an adult reading it, the writing style gets annoying rather quickly. And if your child is a sophisticated reader, he or she will probably be annoyed by it as well. Borrow it from the library first.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great book for the brainy kid,
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This review is from: Organized Kidz: E-Z Solutions for Clutter-Free Living (Paperback)
Last year we read Beowulf out loud as a family... but figuring out how to fit toys in our closet is harder for us than rocket science. If that's you, this is your book. The last reviewer gave this book a very bad rap, and I guess there are plenty of kids who find putting things in closets easy. They probably would be insulted to be told that they could consider putting things away to make their lives easier. For my family, however, this book fits the bill.The book is written for the brainy grade school child, and probably with the idea that the parents will be reading along and empowering the child to implement the suggestions provided. We began this book at the beginning of the summer to work on a little at a time through the summer. If you want maxims like "The 3-Toy Rule" and the "Clean As You Go Habit" to be presented for discussion in your family... if you need to have logical reasons presented for the habits of cleanliness... this is your book. The book presents a lot of little lists like: "Four Basic Solutions for Storage: 1. hang it, 2. put it in a drawer, 3. store it on the floor, 4. shelve it." This book empowers a kid to think through the options for organization and to do something about it. There are three sections to the book... * organize clutter * organize time * organize paper Have fun, little brainy kids of the world!
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