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How to Stock Your Home for Back to School
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Get in the back-to-school groove by stocking these three areas of your home.
Back to school season is once again upon us. Whether you are a parent to kids returning to the classroom, or an adult who is going back to school for yourself, it's important to get into a routine to keep the school year running smoothly. One way to do that is to stock your home with the essentials that everyone will need before things get busy.
The School Day Drop Zone
The Homework Zone
Stock the Kitchen for All-Day Nutrition
When it comes to snack time, I love the idea of stocking "Choose One" baskets. These are baskets that you place in the fridge, with individually packaged portions of healthy snacks. The idea is to have one basket with healthy proteins (like nuts, cheese, hummus, or nut butter), another with a starch (like whole grain crackers, popcorn, tortilla chips), and another with cut up fruits and veggies. When it's time to grab a snack, each person in your home can grab one from each basket and have a balanced, healthy snack to fill their cravings that day. Just remember to use reusable containers, or at least reuse your plastic baggies to cut back on the trash.
Until next time, I'm the Domestic CEO, helping you love your home.
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Published August 24th, 2015 10:10 AM
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Eileen on Apr 28, 2019
I was/am a single mom of 5 and one of the other things I do is to take entire loaves of bread and make individual wrapped sandwiches with each loaf being a different type. Then slide the sandwiches back into the loaf bag and freeze. Keeps them cool in their boxes til lunchtime. Great for picnics also. (I've even pre assembled grilled cheese sandwiches but wrap in wax paper due to the buttered bread. No need to defrost before cooking)
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