Have you ever considered the enormous impact that your home environment has on your well being and mental health? Waking up to a messy kitchen or walking into a laundry room filled to the brim with dirty clothes does not make for a peaceful start to the day! (At least not for me). Our homes are more than just a physical space. Beyond offering shelter and reflecting our personalities and style, our homes are a place of refuge from the outside world. Small (and inexpensive) changes can have an amazingly positive impact on your day to day life. Although some work may be required, like organizing and decluttering, I’m pretty sure the end result will be well worth it.
It’s always difficult to shift gears from a summer schedule to a full-on school routine. Coupled with the inevitable cooling temperatures and less outdoor time, parents and kids can be feeling a little wistful. In between school supply shopping, carpool planning, schedule organizing, and appointment booking, take some time to consider how your home environment could put a positive spin on all this. Let’s take a look at some easy and effective ways to get you and your kids motivated and excited about the new school year!
I can’t remember when I became a collector, but I know I was very young. Initially it was all things tiny… markers, houses, tea cups. If it was a miniature version of the real thing, I coveted it.
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