In order to help you start leading an uncluttered life, The Early Show offers a three-part series on organizing with the help of Peter Walsh, the professional organizer on TLC's "Clean Sweep." Walsh ...

Let’s face it — a kid’s bedroom can be one of the most cluttered rooms in the house. From the toys to the art supplies and everything in between, stuff tends to multiply in there at a faster rate than ...

Everyone has heard of spring cleaning, but what about summer? After all that spring cleaning is done, the summer months are a great time to get organized. In fact, August is the best time of the year ...

When you look at a disorganized room in your home, you may ask yourself, "Is this room too small?" or "Do I have too much clutter?" According to professional organizer, Danica Carson of The ...

Kids’ rooms can fill up with stuff quickly. And their rooms need space for many activities — story time, sleep, homework, play, slumber parties and instrument practice. It can be difficult to squeeze ...

1. Involve the child as much as possible. 2. Establish a toss out or donation routine. Every three to six months, toss items that are broken or worn out and donate outgrown clothes and toys that no ...

About nine weeks into the school year, kids are finally getting settled in. Organizing the house again for busy schedules and serious study after a summer of vacation fun is especially important when ...

Summer has arrived. Parents and kids are equally exhausted after several weeks of end-of-school events, and now, it's finally time to relax. Right? Well, sort of. Although I highly recommend relaxing ...

Kids’ rooms generally have pretty sparse decor – a bed, nightstand, dresser and bookcase. But any parent knows that children accumulate a lot of stuff – toys, clothes, goodies from birthday treat bags ...

Parents should watch for signs of their children becoming overwhelmed with school, homework, extracurriculars, and sports, and prioritize what matters most while keeping room for some ...