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Babies grow fast and so does their stuff. Clothes multiply, toys start appearing, and suddenly the systems that worked at two weeks old need adjusting at four months and then again at eight.

The goal in this next stage isn’t to constantly reorganize your house. It’s to create simple rhythms that grow with your baby so you’re not always playing catch-up.

In this post, I’ll help you develop systems that grow with your family and prevent overwhelm.

Getting organized involves doing many things—sorting, categorizing, purging, and labeling just to name a few. Today I’m turning the tables and talking about 10 things I want you to avoid when you are organizing.

As a professional organizer, it's my job to find the best place for everything. When it comes to determining where something should be stored, I consider three key factors: frequency and place of use, ease of putting it away, and where to find it if needed.