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The Organized Parent

By tackling parent-specific organizational problems, this book shows you how to take control of your daily life so you can actually spend time with your kids. It helps to discover that you can meet a range of challenges, including: controlling kid clutter; organizing school papers and childhood memorabilia; and, simplifying housecleaning.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 264 pages

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