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I like time management/balance posts - how do you fit in all the things you want/need to do like meal prep, playtime with your child, date night/SO quality time, chores, working out, errands, etc?

Any type A stuff like organization and tips to keep a presentable house. I am so not type A that I struggle with that.

@Mrs. Deer: Looove schedule posts too!

Organizational posts motivate me to keep moving and decluttering.

Related to your heart shirt, which is so adorable, maybe you could do a DIY on leggings (baby Legs). I was inspired to make some for LO after seeing a youtube video. Similarly to you, it helped me build confidence in my DIY skills.

I like recipes, crafts, and personal stories.

I thought maybe this thread could be revived (if that’s a thing!). I’d love to see:

- Kindergarten readiness: what you did to make sure they had the skills they needed (like using a lunch account, opening a lunch box, navigating the school bus, using the bathroom with the door closed, keeping track of take home folders/library books/etc.). So aside from making sure they weren’t nervous, what did you do to prep them?

- Lunchbox lunches. I know there have been some on these in the past and I always love them!

- Anything from parents of children with late birthdays who started kindergarten on time (DD1 is 10/31 with 12/1 cutoff). Are you glad you did? Any challenges or perks? What might you have done differently?

- Hands-on activities working parents can do on the weekend or easily leave for caregivers to do. Especially garden-based, winter/indoor learning activities/experiments, and activities that are appropriate/adaptable for a range of ages (like toddlers and preschoolers working together).

- How you deal with cold and flu. This has been such a harsh season and I’d love to hear about any herbal remedies, essential oils, special foods, etc that help relieve symptoms, or what you’ve done to prevent cold and flu (I’m not against traditional meds but I feel like there are so few things you can use for little ones)

- Non-screen time activities for mornings and snowy days