Bedroom Organizing – Professional Organizers Blog Carnival
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Once a month here on Your Organizing Business I feature a collection of blog posts by my readers on a specific topic. The topic for this month is Bedroom Organizing.
Whether you need ideas for organizing a bedroom for children, teens, or adults, you’re sure to find some great information here! When you find something you like, be sure to leave a comment or share it on social media. Please use the hashtag #POBC in your social media posts.
| Audrey Cupo | Go Shopping in Your Own Closet |
| Christina Hidek | How to Organize Kid Rooms |
| Hilda Rodgers | Organizing Stuffed Animals |
| Julie Stobbe | Need a Little More Space in Your Bedroom? |
| Kathy McEwan | 8 Teen Bedroom Organizing Hacks You Will Love |
| Kim Tremblay | The Challenges of Organizing Your Bedroom |
| Linda Samuels | The Tooth Fairy Works Too |
| Natalie Gallagher | Organizing Kids' Bedrooms with 2 Simple Tools |
| Nealey Stapleton | 3 Ridiculously Easy Ways To Keep Your Bedroom Organized |
| Rashelle Isip | How to Organize a Nightstand |
| Sabrina Quairoli | 12 Ways to Make Your Bedroom An Oasis |
| Seana Turner | Next To The Bed |
Thank you to everyone who contributed a post to this edition of the Professional Organizers Blog Carnival!
Next month’s topic will be sponsored by Caldwell Evolution – be sure to check out Carolyn’s beautiful new website! We’re accepting submissions on Time Management at Work from now until 7:00 PM EST on Tuesday, March 14.
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Thanks for including me in this roundup, Janet. I’m enjoying having a look at the various approaches to bedroom organizing!
I love how there’s always such a variety of approaches, even with a fairly narrow topic like this one.
Thanks for including me, Janet! Wow, can’t wait to visit these excellent Professional Organizers blog posts.
It’s fun to see how some are general tips that could be applied to any bedroom (married, single, or child) and others are very specific (stuffed animals or nightstands).
Thanks so much, Janet for including my post in the organizing bedrooms collection. I enjoyed reading all the great ideas. One of the themes that kept coming up was to keep the bedroom uncluttered to make way for better sleep, more romance, and more relaxation. We all need a place that can help us rejuvenate after a full day.
Your post was unique, Linda, because rather than focusing on the practical issues of “does this still fit” and “does it belong here” it talked about our emotional attachment to certain objects. Your perspective is always appreciated!
You’re right that my post was a bit off the beaten path for this one. Yet I thought it fit being that the emotional process of sorting through our daughter’s “stuff” took place in her bedroom. And so often it’s our attachment to things that can be what makes it so hard to let go.
Thank you again for the opportunity to participate.
Always an honor to be included in the POBC, Janet! I really enjoy visiting all the different website while relaxing with a cup of tea (and a few cookies!). I always learn a lot from my organizing friends!!
That’s the way to do it, Olive! I’m so glad we connected in Elizabeth’s program when we did.
Thanks for bringing all these great blogs to our attention. Really useful!
You’re welcome!
Ohh! I miss it! By the way you have done a great job @Janet. I can learn many things & will find new topics for my blogs from this list of different blogs. Thanks a lot 🙂
Thanks, Jabin! I’m lucky to have so many talented and knowledgeable bloggers in my network.