25 min
Reset Your Nest with Jennifer Martin The Planning Parent
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- Parenting
Today’s guest Jennifer Martin uses her interior design background and love for organization to bring the world of design and organization together for other busy families.
The first tip to get started with the Reset Your Nest technique is to just start small. Pick one small, achievable pain point, do appropriate research ahead of time for what materials you’ll need, and finish it in a short amount of time. After you’ve done that, maintenance on that area is not hard. It’s very easy to get overwhelmed with big projects that quickly spiral out of control.
You can enlist the help of your family with the upkeep by using the “touch it once” rule to be sure that everything goes back in its “home” and everyone helps with 10-15 minutes before bedtime to put the house to bed.
If your house has a “landing spot” where stuff tends to pile up, Jen has some tips for dealing with those areas.
Listen for more great tips! Connect with Jen on her website https://www.resetyournest.com/ or on Instagram @reset_your_nest. Mention the planning parent podcast and get 10% off virtual services.
If you're a parent and you're looking for some new ideas and strategies, join our community on Facebook @theplanningparent.
Free printables are available at theplanningparent.com and you can follow us on Instagram.
Remember - take a deep breath. You do matter. You're doing a great job.
Music credit: Sky Running by Tanager Kid
A Podcast Launch Bestie production
Today’s guest Jennifer Martin uses her interior design background and love for organization to bring the world of design and organization together for other busy families.
The first tip to get started with the Reset Your Nest technique is to just start small. Pick one small, achievable pain point, do appropriate research ahead of time for what materials you’ll need, and finish it in a short amount of time. After you’ve done that, maintenance on that area is not hard. It’s very easy to get overwhelmed with big projects that quickly spiral out of control.
You can enlist the help of your family with the upkeep by using the “touch it once” rule to be sure that everything goes back in its “home” and everyone helps with 10-15 minutes before bedtime to put the house to bed.
If your house has a “landing spot” where stuff tends to pile up, Jen has some tips for dealing with those areas.
Listen for more great tips! Connect with Jen on her website https://www.resetyournest.com/ or on Instagram @reset_your_nest. Mention the planning parent podcast and get 10% off virtual services.
If you're a parent and you're looking for some new ideas and strategies, join our community on Facebook @theplanningparent.
Free printables are available at theplanningparent.com and you can follow us on Instagram.
Remember - take a deep breath. You do matter. You're doing a great job.
Music credit: Sky Running by Tanager Kid
A Podcast Launch Bestie production
25 min