Get Your Kids Organized as They Head Back to School

Avoid back-to-school messes with some simple organization ideas from "The Moving Whisperer" Marla Alt. In this video she offers tips on:

• Using colors to help kids keep track of their work.

• Preparing mini meals to avoid snacking on unhealthy foods after school.

• Finding a supply organizer that will work.

• Picking out outfits ahead of time.

• Keeping everyone on track with a whiteboard.

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