How to setup a home management binder

I do have a fitness section, as well. Next is my garden planning section. This is a great place to plan gardening projects and keep track of garden inventory. I also have a school planning section. This is where I keep track of our cover school information and extracurricular activities. The last section in my home management binder is my vacation planning section. This is where I keep track of where we want to go on vacation and plan out my vacation budget. I love being able to keep all of this information in one place and I really like having sheets in my family section to give to our pet sitter when I go out of town.

Free Goal Setting Printable. Your email address will not be published. Skip to content. Previous Previous. The first section of my binder has the pages that I used to generally manage my home. I probably use these pages the most often. Several of these pages are ones that I print off often. For example, one of my pages is a Daily to do Docket. The pages in this section include:. Uuugh finances. I really hate dealing with bills and keeping things organized on that front.

And so because of that, I desperately need these pages. Now I need to get Jason used to using them. In my binder, this section is pink and that just makes me so happy!

I love being able to keep track of cleaning routines with these simple sheets. It really seems to help!

I had my designer add these ones in because I felt like they would be helpful since I was designing this binder to be my master brain for my home. I am so excited to share that you finally order my brand new Home Management Binder!

The result? A powerful tool I know use every single day in my home and homemaking. So if you need a little or a lot of help in your homemaking, I encourage you to check out my brand new Home Management Binder. I suggest separate pages for daily cleaning, weekly, monthly, and even seasonal deep cleaning and maintenance. Meal planning is a great way to save time and money when it comes to grocery shopping and feeding your family. Create a weekly meal plan for your family and plan your grocery list accordingly.

Keeping these items together in your household binder will make them easier to coordinate. A family travel section of your household binder is the perfect place to store confirmations for upcoming family trips. And to keep copies of packing lists, maps, and lists of favorite hotels. Anything that will make family travel more organized. If every time you needed to contact a service provider from your internet provider to your garbage company, the phone number was conveniently located in your household binder imagine the time and frustration you would save.

Make sure to note your account number or any other reference number next to the provider information. No more searching for an old bill or searching the internet for phone numbers. All the information will be right at your fingertips. Your household binder is the perfect place to keep your home and auto insurance policies.

Along with contact information for your insurer. And copies of any insurance cards. If you belong to a church or a gym or a rowing club, or any other organization, this is a good place to keep contact information, reference numbers, dues information, copies of membership cards or any other miscellaneous information you may need as a member.

This is a tool that can really help you run a more organized home.