The Miracle Box has come up with a product to help us parents get a bit more organised with our belongings when out and about.
The buggy parent organiser simply attaches to your pram, buggy ot stroller using strong velcro straps. It contains three compartments, perfect for holding those much needed essentials. Inside there is a thermal bottle pocket, a mesh pocket to hold your phone and even internal zip pockets to pop your money and keys in.
Fitting on most prams, pushchairs and strollers, the Miracle box has noted that it fits on all prams and pushchairs with extending arms, you can check on their site and look at which pushchairs the parent organiser has been tested on.
I have been kindly allowed to give away one of these parent organisers to one lucky reader. You know the drill, just fill in the fallecoper below to be in with a chance of winning.
This giveaway is open to UK residents only and will close at 11.59 pm on the 13th of February 2014, all entries will be checked and verified so make sure you enter correctly.
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Get things ready the night before so you don't get flustered looking for stuff just before you need to go out
ReplyDeletea place for everything and every thing in place
ReplyDeleteGood idea. Though takes time, collaboration etc. Though can encourage true Team Work on common goals. Saves time, energy and disagreements in the long run. Though space for everything can become difficult as the family grows etc.
DeleteRachel Craig
Good to be organised!
ReplyDeleteI have a daily planner
ReplyDeletei use lots of lists to keep everyone organised
ReplyDeleteI am so disorganised but find post it notes to be very useful!!I also have a family planner which helps me keep track of what is going on.I have been known to send phone alarms if there is something very important on that I need to be ready for!!
ReplyDeleteI write lists for everything i need to do, or take out, or sort.
ReplyDeleteWe try so hard in our house to be organised sometimes it pays off other times there's just so much to do its bedlam
ReplyDeleteFamily Daily Planners are great!
ReplyDelete1st Baby is due 2 weeks on monday eek! This would be very useful for our new pram!
ReplyDeleteWe set up breakfast and clothes the night before, we have a planner a chore book and reminders on my phone.... I'm still not in control!
ReplyDeletebe calm about it
ReplyDeleteGood preparation, which I try to do most of the time, doesn't always happen but it helps
ReplyDeleteI write lists especially when I am packing
ReplyDeleteDaily planners are a life saver x
ReplyDeleteMy first baby will be here on the 6th of Feb and the best thing to get organised has been to write lists - loads of lists
ReplyDeletehaving a good routine and a set mental checklist that always runs in the same order!
ReplyDeleteI always get everything prepared the night before, bags, lunch etc so there is no major panic in the morning!!!
ReplyDeleteWriting everything down in one place and ticking off as you go along
ReplyDelete(kim neville)
Lists always help
ReplyDeleteDo everything the night before
ReplyDeleteForward planning. List can be helpful, and crossing off each thing as it is done can give a sense of satisfaction and or calm the 'butterflies' if excited.
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
Make a lust
ReplyDeleteThat was meant to be make a list .. My spell check is on over drive.
DeleteLists and trying to do a bit in advance
ReplyDeleteFor me it starts with a list! :-)
ReplyDeleteTry to things the night before, so there's no running around like a headless chicken the next morning
ReplyDeleteLists and lists of lists!
ReplyDeleteGet up earlier!
ReplyDeleteClear our the clutter!
ReplyDeletewrite to do lists! x
ReplyDeleteLists, learn to love lists
ReplyDeleteHaving everything in the same place and knowing where to find it.
ReplyDeleteIm a list maker. It helps me remember things i need to pack up, or things i need to buy
ReplyDeletealways good to be organised
ReplyDeleteMaking lists!
ReplyDeletemaking list and keeping a strict diary
ReplyDeleteWrite a list on your mobile then it is always with you
ReplyDeleteA planner, i used to dot post it notes around, but now invested in a personal planner and its fab xxx
ReplyDeleteI have a whiteboard on the fridge that I put important appointments and other dates on xx
ReplyDeleteGive yourself lots of time
ReplyDeleteMake lists and keep calm, dont stress
ReplyDeletedoing things in a certain order, and allocating household tasks to a certain day each week, then you know its done
ReplyDeletegather everything you're going to need together and leave by front door to stop you from forgetting anything
ReplyDeleteTry to prepare lunches and forms etc the night before and leave them somewhere handy
ReplyDeletecolour coded notes/lists
ReplyDeleteUse an online Outlook calendar for everything & use recurring events so you remember birthdays every year.
ReplyDeleteI like to do a rough meal planner so I know what to buy for the week or roughly what needs to be taken out of the freezer that morn.
ReplyDeleteget ready the night before and plan for the week!!
ReplyDeleteI organise everything the night before so in the morning im not running around the house in a panic!
ReplyDeletemap out a plan on what to do and how to do it
ReplyDeleteAllow myself plenty of time
ReplyDeleteHave twins. It's amazing how quickly that will make you learn to become super-efficiently organised. :)
ReplyDeleteIt has to be get up that bit earlier...and always get yourself ready first!
ReplyDeletewith the eleventh grandchild due any day this thingemig will be a great help
ReplyDeleteLists, spreadsheets and reminders on my phone help me to stay organised!
ReplyDeleteplanning and staying ahead!
ReplyDeletemy wife likes to write everything down we need to do over the next week and we fit things in as and when we have time its a great way to work
ReplyDeletei don't have one! im the most unorganised person ever!
ReplyDeleteMine is to make a list and pack my bag and the kids' bags the night before. Mornings are too hectic!
ReplyDeleteWrite a list
ReplyDeleteWrite a list or daily planners
ReplyDeletewrite a list!
ReplyDeleteWrite a list of whats needed and make sure you tick of once you have sorted!!
ReplyDeleteI have lists for everything (sometimes I put things on the list that i've already done so I get the satisfaction of ticking something off!)
ReplyDeleteGive myself plenty of time. Hate being late
ReplyDeleteI always refill the changing bag when I get home so it is always ready to go. with twins you have to be organised
ReplyDeleteI have to write a list
ReplyDeleteWrite lists :) x
ReplyDeleteSorting things out straight away instead of letting things pile up
ReplyDeletedont let things pile up do it straight away and write lists
ReplyDeletePut everything in a diary or filofax and put alarms on your phone. Put all your emails into folder so you can't delete them by accident.
ReplyDeleteI try to get as much ready the night before as I can!
ReplyDeleteTeam work is key!
ReplyDeleteA planner on show in the house, so everyone can see it and know where they are supposed to be and when - warning, doesn't always work for husbands, lol!
ReplyDeletea todo list with times aside each entry. Give you extra ambition to complete tasks on time.
ReplyDeleteerm organized hate to say it but im never organized xx I need help lol x
ReplyDeleteI try my best but still with planning sometimes things never end up with the way I planned I tend to jot things down on a priority list and work through it
ReplyDeletea diary, post it notes, and pre plan everything
ReplyDeletegetting everything ready the night before
ReplyDeleteI use lists, I try my best anyway... doesn't always work! x
ReplyDeleteBy using a calendar with lots of space for writing important info and writing lists
ReplyDeletemake a list and check it off as you go along
ReplyDeleteBuy a page a day diary, make a list for the day and tick things off as you go along
ReplyDeleteplanning everything!
ReplyDeleteI'm a mum of twins, so getting things packed and organised while the kids are asleep/playing is key! x
ReplyDeleteI get everything ready the night before
ReplyDeleteclaire.bob23@hotmail.co.uk
Lists for everything
ReplyDeleteprepare the night before
ReplyDeletepre planning
ReplyDeletemake sure everything you can get ready in advance is done!
ReplyDeletePrioritise your to do list
ReplyDeleteMake yourself a list and number the items as they need to be done
ReplyDeletePLANNING IN ADVANCE TO MAKE SURE THINGS GET DONE IN TIME
ReplyDeleteWrite everything in a Filofax :)
ReplyDeleteplanning! give your things ready well in advance so you dont forget things
ReplyDeleteI have a family planner with huge boxes and I write everything in there :)
ReplyDeleteLots of checklists and to-do lists!
ReplyDeletefollow flylady :-D
ReplyDeleteget everyone involved you cant organise everyone and everything yourself!
ReplyDeleteI have a family planner so we can all keep track of whats happening
ReplyDeleteUse the diary on my phone to track events
ReplyDeleteI make notes - of everything and as i get older its so helpful as the old memory is not want it used to be!
ReplyDeleteLists, lists and lists for lists. I give myself a timeframe to complete the task and give myself a tick when done. I know I need to get out and see adult people more.
ReplyDeletePrepare as much as you can the night before and if you have a bad memory like me then always have a calendar on display and write lists to remind you of what you need to remember :)
ReplyDeleteNatalie Gillham
I write lots of lists
ReplyDeleteI have a diary and wall calendar x
ReplyDeletejust think ahead as far as possible
ReplyDeleteI always use calenders and diaries to keep notes of all appointments, play dates, birthdays and everything else! It's invaluable! I also make lists of things I need to do, things I need to buy, and always make sure I organise everything the night before to save any nightmares and hassle in the mornings!
ReplyDeleteLists, lots of them!
ReplyDeletelists for eveything,helps see the wood through the trees
ReplyDeletei am not the most organized person in the world especially with my kids things can be so unpredictable lol to try and get organized for the school day i iron uniforms and have them laid out the night before.
ReplyDeletei also get them to choose their breakfast night before too because they take ages to decide!!
as for appointments etc i have a diary that i write them all in so they are in one place. including payments i need to make for bills because my memory is not very good lol
Using my tablet for noting down everything!
ReplyDeleteUse a daily planner
ReplyDeleteJ.G. Williamson
Lists, lists, lists!
ReplyDeleteI like to get everything ready the night before, then you have time in the moning for a nice peacful breakfast.
ReplyDeleteI try to get everything ready the night before and I have lists for everything!!
ReplyDeleteTry and keep things tidy and the organising is half done!
ReplyDeletekeep on top of it
ReplyDeletewrite lists
ReplyDeleteget things ready the night before
ReplyDeletedon't let others do it (interfere) and be systematic
ReplyDeleteSort things out the night before
ReplyDeletePlan plan plan1! I have a diary, a noticeboard, and lists for everything! Its the only way I can make sure I have enough time to get everything done!
ReplyDeleteMake lots of lists
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