Over at Alicia's Episode Four: Organizing the Front Door

Think organizing the front door doesn’t deserve a whole podcast episode? Think again. Getting your front door organized just might be your ticket to a better day…a better week…a better outlook on life even!

Don’t believe me? Trust me on this one.

On this episode of Over at Alicia’s, I’m going to break down exactly how to organize that space in your home where everyone drops their coats, hats, gloves, shoes, boots, frogs…maybe? When we get that in order, you might be surprised at how much better your transitions from house to car to all-the-places goes.

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Let’s have a listen, shall we?

Over at Alicia’s Episode Four: Organizing the Front Door

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Here’s our lockers in our garage. My husband is really handy and he built what I drew up, but there’s lots of choices out there to purchase and put together yourself or have delivered ready to go.

Pieces that will work hard in your entryway

I’ve searched and found some really great pieces that could work hard in an entryway. For me, it took a few trial and error runs before I realized that big, deep baskets for kid shoes does NOT work. Also, hangers and kids do not mix, so I always use hooks with my kids’ coats and jackets.

This would be great for hanging your keys and putting any papers or mail that needs to go out. It’s small, so it can’t be a big junk collector! That’s important!

If you have three kids, this one would be perfect! One hook for each kid to hang their bag and jacket. The basket could hold gloves, a hat or a lunchbox. Love this one and the price is great!

If you have a garage space or a narrow entryway, this might work well. You could line a couple up beside each other. I like that there’s space above the hooks for a basket for hats.