Welcome to the Girl Next Door Podcast. I'm Erica and I'm Kelsey. In every episode, we bring our

different perspectives to honest, funny conversations that feel like chatting with good friends.

We started this show years ago when we were next door neighbors and still haven't run out of things to talk and laugh about yet.

Hello, friends.

You may have noticed a change to our intro.

We thought it was time to freshen things up, and we have some other fun changes coming up that we think you're going to be very excited about with us.

We promise.

If you want the inside scoop, though, now would be a great time to become a friend of the show over on Patreon.

Next week, our Patreon community will get an exclusive state of the podcast episode, very

official, all about our planning retreat and the new things we have in store for you this year,

and there's lots, so be sure to check out the link to joining there and supporting the show

in our show notes.

But today's episode is the third in our three-part organizing series.

So if you miss the last two episodes, we've already talked about organizing wins and fails

and organizing stuff that is in a constant cycle.

So like think laundry, food, all of that.

So be sure to go back and listen to those

if you miss them. But today we're going to talk about organizing kids stuff. We get asked this a lot,

and it's constantly changing as kids get older. So we thought we'd share just kind of how we

generally organize our kids stuff by categories like their school stuff, extracurricular stuff, kids schedules,

and toys and personal belongings. So let's go back and forth and share our general approaches

and maybe some specific tips to organizing the following categories of kids stuff.

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