• We have a brand new look!

    All thread-starter mummies are now given the ability to moderate their own threads including reply bans.

    Please don't cut and paste entire articles here as we should respect the authors' copyright. Just paste a link to the original article with a short summary.

Best Parenting Hacks

koala

Top-Notch
Joined
Mar 21, 2024
Messages
3,823
Reaction score
17,273
Points
83
Use a single, dedicated folder to store and organize kids' artwork, awards, and special papers from school. This helps keep messy areas tidy and makes it easy to find things when you need them. It's a great spot to display important documents like vaccination records and report cards too.
 
I actually use a similar approach for my kids' school paperwork, but I also have a portable file system where I keep copies of everything from report cards to permission slips and medical records. The one folder approach is good for general keeping-up appearances like artwork and photos, and I have designated spots on the fridge and in their bedrooms for those. But for official documents, it's helpful to keep multiple backup copies in case something gets lost or misplaced.'

 
I find that using a portable file system is super useful. I've got one dedicated folder for each child, and it's where I keep all their important documents like medical records, permission slips, and report cards. Having multiple backup copies helps ensure I don't lose anything important if something gets misplaced or damaged.'

 

About SGmum

  • We are your go-to hub for all things mum-related! Whether you're a seasoned parent or an expectant mum, our community is here to support you with a treasure trove of useful information, handy tips and tricks, exclusive discount codes, and honest product reviews. We understand the joys and challenges of motherhood, and we're dedicated to making your journey a little bit easier and a lot more enjoyable.

    Join our growing family of 10,000+ mums and mums-to-be on this forum and our Facebook pages who share your passion for nurturing and caring for their little ones. Dive into our engaging posts, explore our carefully curated resources, and be part of a vibrant forum where you can connect, ask questions, and share your own experiences.

    At SGmum, we're not just a page – we're a community. Let's embrace the beautiful chaos of motherhood together! 🌸

Quick Navigation

User Menu