Whoever thought you just fall pregnant, have a lovely glow and a bump to show off and 9 months later you have babies is sadly mistaken.
that would be me, by the way
Having babies involves serious project management and LOADS of decisions.
- which pram?
- which car seats?
- do we want one cot or two?
- who will deliver them?
- at which hospital?
- what about classes to show us what to do?
- what do we buy?
- can you be a minimalist
- how do you sort out the babies' room?
- etc
- etc
Nevertheless, I realised something had to be done because people would ask me things and I'd say "I don't know" or "haven't thought about it yet", which gets old really quickly.
So I caved and used one of my master to-do lists in the Organising Success Pack
And do you know what? It's not as bad as I thought.
There were only 16 items on there.
Which reinforces what I always tell my clients - write it down; it's usually much worse in your head than on paper :)
Do you use master to-do lists? How do you keep tasks on big projects organised in your mind?
This ecourse will take you, step-by-step, from overwhelm to peace and order. There are short lessons and practical steps because I know you already don't have time! You also get a quickstart 60-minute audio to jump-start your progress.
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2 comments:
Make your list! When there are two babies, your need to be organized is even greater, and you'll be glad you did.
I was always irritated when people I'd meet would say "I'm glad it's you and not me." After 20 years with my twins, I would say to them, "I'm glad, too!"
Best wishes.
Ila, hello!
Thanks for visiting and yes, i feel exactly the same as you do - very blessed to have these twins :)
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