Task Management Tuesday: Week 5

Sorry this is a day late. Our week has been pretty hectic around here already with my son's preschool days being switched from Tuesday/Thursday to Monday/Wednesday. We are just sort of out of our element here!

Last week I shared some free printables from my Household Management Binder that I had made up. Since I cannot leave well enough alone, I redid them and made them pretty. I know it really makes no difference what this binder or the sheets in it look like, but I feel like the whole thing is more cohesive now!

The first sheet is a place to write down your utility company's name, account number and phone numbers all in one place. There is a place to write two phone numbers as you sometimes have a customer service number and a separate number for repairs or billing. Having all this information in one place is great for not having to wade through a stack of bills if your electricity goes out or your water isn't working.

Utility Numbers Blank

Next is a sheet is to record emergency contact information for you and your family.

Emergency Numbers Blank

Following is one is for recording any pertinent information about your children. Print out one sheet for each child. This sheet is very handy for figuring out the right dosage for medicine. Most medicine dosages are based on age or weight and now you will have it all on one convenient sheet. Plus you will have the information handy for when someone else watches your child.

Child Information Blank

Lastly, I have a babysitter checklist. It has a space for three children with different needs. If you have more than three children, but they will be eating/sleeping, etc. all at the same time you can just put both of their names in the same column. I have a 4 year old and a 1 year old, so their food needs and bedtimes can be different. This sheet goes hand in hand with the above sheet when someone else comes to watch the kids!

Babysitter Checklist Blank

The easiest thing to do with any of these sheets is to place them in a sheet protector. You can then write on the sheet protector with a dry erase marker and change it as needed! 

Hope this helps you get a little more organized. If you do not want all the fancy sheets, I have some similar sheets that are done in all black and white and are a little more basic found here.

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