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The low lift things I did last night to start back to school prep so it doesn't all pile up at once

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The video provides actionable, relatable advice for parents preparing for back-to-school, presented in a clear, step-by-step format that is easy to follow and implement.

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A mom shares six low-lift tasks she completed the night before to prepare for back-to-school season, aiming to avoid overwhelming herself. These tasks include printing schedules and lists, updating digital calendars, inventorying existing supplies, and creating organizational folders.

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1Introductory statement about back-to-school prep
2Task 1: Print schedules and supply lists
3Task 2: Add dates to digital calendar
4Task 3: Go through existing school supplies
5Task 4: Take inventory of needed supplies
6Task 5: Create folders for each child's paperwork
7Task 6: Fill out pediatrician forms

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The low lift things I did last night to start back to school prep so it doesn't all pile up at once (from a mom who's learned this lesson the hard way) 1. Print school schedules & supply lists 2. Add important school dates, appointments and reminders to your digital calendar 3. Go through school supplies you already have 4. Take inventory of what you still need to buy. 5. Create a folder for each child to keep school paperwork organized all year 6. Fill out any forms now and gather anything you'll need from the pediatrician

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Anyone else slowly starting back-to-school prep? 🙋🏼‍♀️ I’ve learned that doing a few low lift tasks each week is so much less overwhelming than trying to tackle everything the week before school starts. Also… maybe this is my millennial showing, but I still love having certain things on paper. 😂 I absolutely live by my digital calendar, but I also want the school schedule printed and hanging in my pantry where everyone can see it. Same with school supply lists…I like having a physical copy while I’m shopping so I can cross things off as I go. It’s the best of both worlds: digital for planning, paper for real life. What about you…are you team digital, team paper, or a little bit of both?