This is an update of a post I wrote back in the first couple of months of blogging, but it is still such a handy tip that I thought I would talk about it again as I have been doing the change of season reorganisiation. We are now deeply entrenched in autumn here in Melbourne, [...]
CONTINUE READINGPlanning With Kids is about productivity for families. Getting organised at home so you can spend more time on the good and fun bits of family life. I have put together this list of posts to give you a quick guide through just some of the key tips, templates and processes that we have used [...]
CONTINUE READINGWhen this post goes live, our children will have been back at school two weeks. We are starting to find our legs again with our school term routine. The first few weeks back at the start of a school year are always so busy, here are a couple of things that we do, to make [...]
CONTINUE READINGA reminder that as part of the 7 Essentials for Guilt-Free Living for Business Mothers Series, the Organise Your Life Seminar is on Wednesday February 3rd. Here is a precis of the info that the teleseminar will cover: 7 mistakes commonly made by many of us trying to be more organise – how to avoid [...]
CONTINUE READINGGuest Post: Role Reversal Experience – Mr Infrastructure
by PlanningQueen on July 30, 2008 in PlanningPhoto by Cayman Girl This is the first guest post on Planning With Kids and I am very proud that it comes from my gorgeous husband! Here is his experience from trading roles with me last week (completely unedited!!!). Back in 2003, Anika Sorenson (world #1 female golfer) addressed the media after her final round [...]
CONTINUE READING10 Tips For Organised School Mornings
by PlanningQueen on July 15, 2008 in 10 Things, Children's ActivitiesThe children headed back to school and preschool today after two weeks of holidays. We thoroughly enjoyed rising at any time (me with the first child of the day, which was at least 45 minutes later than usual ), but it did mean that it was an effort being organised and out of the house [...]











