Now that we’ve had a taste of Spring weather we know that
spring cleaning season is right around the corner. We can all use a few good tips for tacking
our spring cleaning, but those of us with little ones at home could use a lot
of good tips! Today I shared some of my favorite spring cleaning tips for parents of little one with Page Crawford on WNCN Today:
·
Cute
Cleaning
o Boon
Patch. Make your cleaning a lot easier and a whole
lot more stylish with the new compact Boon
Patch.
These bottle drying patches are a must have for anyone who isn’t crazy
about having their kitchen counter cluttered with bottles and sippy cups. The best part is that they don’t scram
‘bottle drying rack’, in fact they are quite cute and perfect for drying most
of your dishes so you’ll be using it long after baby has outgrown sippy cups.
·
Repurpose
the Unused
o Tiered
Serving Platter. Is there anything more fun than
finding a new use for something that has been sitting in a closet for the past
year? Think outside of the box when it’s
time to reorganize the nursery. You can easily turn
a cute tiered serving platter into a stylish new changing table organizer. You will not only add a little style to the
nursery and organize your must haves in the process, you will also put an
otherwise unused serving piece to good use!
Tip: pick study but light weight
organizers that will stay put but are not so heavy that they would hurt baby if
they fell. (Yes, that is my buddy GW from GooseWaddle that you see!)
·
Tackle
the Diaper Bag
o Diaper
Bag Organization Made Easy.
Anyone with a diaper bag knows how quickly they become a mess of a
dumping ground. One of the coolest new
baby organizers on the market is the QueenBee Bag
by HoneyBee Child. This versatile little bag will let you turn
any bag into a diaper bag and let you swap out external bags with ease. With all of the pockets and pouches you could
ask for, the QueenBee
Bag is everything you need to KEEP your diaper bag
organized. Did you know one of the co-founders of HoneyBee
Baby
lives right here in the triangle? Hi
Katie!
Regardless of how
much cleaning and organizing you need to do, if you break it up into smaller
projects it seems a lot less overwhelming.
Tackle your spring cleaning one nap at a time.
For all of my tips pick up your own copy of my Tips
for the Clueless Chick books and follow Clueless Chick
on Facebook and Twitter.
Tune in next week for fun April Fool’s Day ideas!
Until next time,
aka Chick #1
p.s. A BIG thank you to Boon, HoneyBee Child and GooseWaddle for today's on air props!
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