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We shouldn’t be surprised.
That first warm day in the spring, when we reach for the shorts and flip flops…
That first soccer game, when we need camping chairs – pronto – as we’re running out the door…
The first swim of the season – and the goggles, swim suit and sunscreen haven’t been seen in months…
We know it’s coming.
And it still catches us off guard.
The seasons change, and winter and summer gear collide. We can’t find stuff, we don’t know where to put it, and we live in chaos until the cold weather is gone for good and we can finally put the winter coats away.
But THESE FOUR STEPS for your spring cleaning can help you slip seamlessly into the next season.

Step 1: Schedule a clothing appointment

This might be my favorite part of a new season – spring or fall. Isn’t it great to weed out the shabby stuff and get some fun new things to wear? It just takes setting aside some time to go through your closet (and your kids’) to transition to the next season. CLICK HERE to access all of my hottest tips!

Step 2: Transition the Coat Closet

spring cleaning over the door storageMaybe you have a coat closet, maybe it’s individual lockers, or perhaps it’s simple a coat hook. The challenge is always the same: how do you live in the April/September seasonal overlap, when all the seasons collide in the same month? Read on, my friends. I’ve got you covered.

Step 3: Prepare the Garage

When it comes to the garage, I often delegate to my husband. Whether it’s just you or some recruited family help, it’s time to rotate some gear. These tips will get you started:

Step 4: Stock the Car

There are just some basics that we need in the car each summer. Here are some tips to help you have what you need when you’re on the go.

Although seasonal changes can bring along chaos, by following these steps for your spring cleaning, you will create greater flow and enjoyment moving from one season to the next.