An organized home feels better for the adults living in it, but it turns out that children can thrive in an orderly environment, too. Parents and children alike can suffer from distractions when there are piles of paperwork and clutter in their midst. Luckily, there are room organization techniques available to help both parents and children feel at ease. The team from Get Organized has been helping families in and around Rochester, NY, create neat, clutter-free homes for nearly two decades.

Below, the Get Organized pros explain some key benefits of pursuing room organization before the school year starts:

• Time & Better Focus For Homework: Instead of spending time searching through drawers and bins for their missing ruler, a glue stick, or any other homework materials they may need, children with organized rooms know exactly where everything is located so they can get started on homework and still have time to play. Likewise, having a neat environment means there will be less room for distraction during studying and homework.

• A Larger Area For Play: Of course, an organized room also creates plenty of space for playtime, which is especially important for kids to have when they begin school again. Get Organized has innovative closet storage options and shelving units to keep all of your children’s belongings in a designated spot.
• Happy Parents: Seeing a clean room reduces stress for both parents and children. With easy-to-access closet storage, there’s a spot for everything, and parents can encourage their children to become organized from a young age. It’s also safer for everyone when clothing, toys, books, and other belongings are off the ground and put away in their respective spots, and it makes it easier for parents to deliver laundry, vacuum, and spend time with their children.

If you’d like some room organization pointers to start your children’s school year off right, call Get Organized at (585) 223-3646 for a home consultation. You can also visit their website to learn more about their unique solutions.