Your home needs rescuing from under mountains of scribbled-on paper. Use these tips to get your space back without losing precious memories.
promises to take your child’s artwork and turn it into beautifully designed albums, and if you want a more practical way to save kindergarten art for posterity, the same company will also print it on products like pillows, dog beds, bags and stationary. Similarly,will take your children’s art, digitize it, and return a book or framed mosaic of the images to you.
Buckwalter recommends looking at any organization solutions you come up with from your kids’ perspectives. Whatever their role in the system is, make sure they have easy access to everything they’ll need—don’t put up shelves too high, and make sure drawers are light enough for them to open. Another key element to keep in mind when designing your organizing system is access. Falcone recommends starting by keeping those items your kids will use the most front and center, along with benign crafts supplies like coloring paper, crayons, and washable markers. Items that you want to control access to, like paint, glue, glitter and scissors, should be kept out of reach for your little ones, but still easy for you to retrieve.
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