Organizing for Teenagers – Professional Organizers Blog Carnival
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As discussed in my recent series about Personality Type and Organizing, it’s essential to customize your organizing solutions to your client’s unique organizing style. This is no less true when working with teenagers, who often seem to live in a world of their own.
For this edition of the Professional Organizers Blog Carnival, I asked my readers to share their tips for Organizing with Teenagers.
As you read the various posts, take a moment to leave some comments and to share your favorites with your network. Please use the hashtag #POBC when you talk about the Professional Organizers Blog Carnival on social media.
| leslie josel | The Benefits to Creating a "Personal Homework Profile" for Your Child |
| Seana Turner | Organizing With Teenagers |
| Janice Russell | Do you know what an organized student looks like? |
| Margarita Ibbott | Make Your Bed! and 9 Tips to Keep Organized and Stress-Free 4M |
| Audrey Cupo | There Is Such A Thing As An Organized Teen |
| Sabrina Quairoli | Organizing a Teen's Nightstand |
| Melanie Sobocinski | The Organized Student |
Our next Professional Organizers Blog Carnival topic is Making Lists, and you may submit your post any time up to 8:00 PM Eastern time on Tuesday, December 20, 2016. See you there!
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Thank you for compiling this list to help parents and teenagers get organized. I am going to share it with all my parent friends. Also, thanks for sharing my post. =)
I saw that you had shared it – thanks, much appreciated!
Thank you for including me in this blog carnival. All of the posts are very informative and helpful to teens and parents.
It’s always a pleasure to have you on board, Nancy!