The family schedule can get overwhelming!  So here are 10 stylish family schedule and command center ideas to help you get organized!  Because let’s face it, organization doesn’t have to be ugly.

As you may know, I just moved my family to Ohio and as we’re signing up for music lessons and tutoring… life is getting crazy. {again}  Therefore, I’m in the market of re-doing our family schedule and here are a few of the things that inspired my command center!

Plan The Family Schedule

Be sure to include everything you need for your family schedule into your command center, including but not limited to:

• 2012 Printable Calendar
• Sports, school, lesson, and church calendars  {practice pages}
• To-do lists
• Chore charts and reward charts
• Cleaning Schedule
• Grocery list and/ or Menu Planner
• Lunch Box Jokes & Notes
• In/out boxes
• Bulletin board
• Home Property binder
• Executive Homemaker Binder {home management}
• Photo Checklist

Command Center Ideas

1.  Pottery Barn Command Center Knock-Off ~ She how this talented mama took her familie’s activities and goal and created her own inexpensive look that meets the needs of her family.

Child Organization

2.  Bag & Chalkboard Child Organization ~ Each child has a tote bag with their clothes for the day, lunch money and special notes from Mom. The chalk board reminds them of their daily responsibilities.

3. Kitchen Family Schedule ~ This Kitchen Command Center features a Meal Planning Board, Dry Erase Note Board, Magnet Boards and Chore Charts … it has everything we need to plan out the week.

4.  Children’s Homework Message Center ~ 16 x 20 Child Message Center PRINTS and framed to use as a dry erase boards writing directly on the glass with a dry or wet erase marker.

My Family Storage

5.  My Family Storage System ~ Use the area to corral artwork, homework assignments, forms, and magazines as soon as they enter the house. At each week’s end, go through the contents of each box; discard old material and file away things you want to keep.

6.  This Week and Next Week Boards ~ A week at a glance wipe-on wipe-off boards using the Ribba frames from Ikea.

7.  Art Supply Organization ~ I just adore this home office with it’s own art supply storage space.  I had to show it to you because it’s so pretty and would also make a great command center layout.

Family Organization

8.  Use Three Bookshelves as Family Organization ~ The great thing about bookshelves is the amount of storage and decor they can hold.  They even turned one of them the other way and created a chalkboard!  {brilliant}

Family Organizer

9.  Sheet Metal Magnetic Family Organizer ~ Complete with menu list, mail organizer, note cards, markers, and a recycle bin.  This is a great place to quickly grab commonly used items.

10.  Four Must-Have Areas of a Family Organizer ~ Another way how to transform the boring end of your kitchen cabinets―or any empty wall―into an information station.

I have a fun freebie for you.  Click on the “Like” button on the Tip Junkie Facebook Page and you’ll be able to download a free copy of the Executive Homemaker Planner.  {{squeal}}  It includes fill-in-the-blank worksheets to help you organize life.

More Family Schedule Ideas:

• GET ORGANIZED FOR SCHOOL {8 DIY IDEAS}
• 50 Free Printables For Your New Year Resolutions
• 10 Beautiful Home Offices and Ways to Organize It

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Creating Memories that Endure,

Laurie