Home & Organization

I avoided stores with both kids for months. It felt too unpredictable. There was too much potential for meltdowns. I had major anxiety about it. Then one day, I needed groceries, and I really didn't want to pay for delivery. I had to get out of the house. After some trial and error, I developed a system that works most of the time. I'm happy to walk you through this as you're figuring it out too! Here's what makes store trips with toddlers manageable. Before You Leave 1. Time

For a while, I had two separate cabinets: one packed with baby bottles and breastpump parts, and another with toddler plates and cups. With my girls two years apart, it made sense at the time. Now that both are past the bottle stage, I combined everything into one organized cabinet. Plates, silverware, sippy cups, snacks— all in one spot. Everything has a place, and I can find what I need without digging. The right storage containers made all the difference. A rustic organize

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