5 Tips for an Organized Pantry…Even if Yours is Tiny

An organized pantry is a lifesaver for any chef. As you know, the pantry is prone to become a receptacle for half-empty containers, spare plastic bags, and more unnecessary clutter. 

Fortunately, there are many ways to organize shelves and cabinets, no matter how small…the trick is to make the most of the space you have.

It doesn’t matter if you have a small corner or an entire kitchen closet to dedicate, make sure there is a place to store canned goods, baking ingredients, and speciality kitchen appliances.

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7 Cheap DIY Kitchen Cabinet Organization Ideas

7 Cheap DIY Kitchen Cabinet Organization Ideas
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If you’ve ever priced a custom kitchen organizer and got sticker shock or couldn’t find what you needed you’re going to love these cheap, DIY kitchen cabinet organization ideas.

You don’t need to spend thousands of dollars remodeling your kitchen when you’ve got these smart kitchen cabinet organization ideas.

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Best Storage Ideas for When You Have No More Floor Space

Best Storage Ideas for When You Have No More Floor Space

Do you have more stuff in your home than you have floor space? If so, you stumbling to the bathroom at night could result in a broken ankle. How can you declutter a bit? 

Even when you run out of space on the ground, you can use storage to tidy things. The following eight inspirations will have your home looking shipshape while keeping your floors hazard-free. 

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A Secret of Organized Families Everywhere

Whether you’re dealing with back-to-school crazy season or you simply want to stay on top of everything else going on in your life, a family command center could be what you’re looking for.

What is a family command center?

It’s a way to help you keep track of everything you need to deal with daily. Ideally, a command center should be the first place you look when you come home and the last place you check before leaving the house.


How to Set Up Individual Learning Spaces when Homeschooling Multiple Ages

You probably decided to homeschool, at least partly, because of the freedom it offers you. Freedom to decide the curriculum you’re teaching your children. And the freedom to pass on your family values.

This means you also have the freedom to decide when, where, and how you’ll teach your children. (assuming, of course, you abide by the homeschool laws in your state)

And if you’re new to homeschooling you might have discovered that Pinterest is a great place to find ideas.