Curious about Keeping Your Family Organised

Curious Freedom with Kirsty Farrugia & friends

This week on the Curious Freedom Podcast, it's just me, Kirsty Farrugia, and I'm diving into a fantastic topic suggested by Sarah in our Facebook group: "Tips and Tricks to Keep Your Family Organised Throughout the Week."

Here's a sneak peek at what I cover:

1️⃣ Weekly Planning Sessions: Join me in sharing my favourite tip for a well-organised week—sitting down as a family to plan out the upcoming week's activities. It's a game-changer, trust me! 🗓️

2️⃣ Routines, Routines, Routines: Discover the power of daily routines, morning routines, and evening routines. Plus, get insights into setting up a cleaning schedule for smoother household management.

3️⃣ Meal Planning Magic: Don't miss out on the benefits of meal planning, especially in today's economic climate.

4️⃣ Delegate the Load: Let's talk about assigning chores to the entire family. It's time to share the responsibility and reduce the mental load, especially for all the wonderful mums out there!

5️⃣ Avoiding Overcommitment: Discover the art of saying no and strategically managing your family's commitments. It's all about finding the right balance and prioritising joy.

Remember, these tips are here to inspire, not dictate. Every family is unique, and neurodiversity adds an extra layer of complexity. So, take what resonates with you, and feel free to share your thoughts on our Facebook page. I'd love to hear from you!

And to all the amazing listeners dealing with neurodiversity challenges, you are seen, heard, and supported. 💖 Take care, and I can't wait to be back with you next week!

The resources mentioned in this episode are:

● Mental Load episode

● Homeschooling episode (teaching chores to kids)

● Meal Planning episode

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Thanks to our incredible sound engineer, Kris Wright from Mumble & Pop.

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