I’m thrilled to be giving away one of these rather fetching personalised Family Activity Planners from Stuck On You.
I’m really rather fond of Stuck On You and their cheery designs… we’ve been using their stick and iron-on name labels ever since the boys started school and I recently reviewed their marvellous Tools 4 School Kits which were a godsend over the holidays.
And if now that term has started you find yourself trying to cram the kids’ after-school activities into a calendar that doesn’t have much space, you’ll be needing one of these planners.
Everyone in the family gets their own column, and you can get their names actually printed on. It’s so much easier at-a-glance to see what everyone’s up to!
You can also choose from a range of designs. I opted for the jolly jellybeans for a pop of colour in my kitchen.
You don’t have to start it in January either, but instead you use stickers to label each page. There are also sheets of handy stickers for things like haircuts, doctor and dentist appointments, music lessons. Brilliant!
If you’d like to win one of these handy calendars then read on. If you want one right now you can get hold of them for £18.99 on the Stuck On You website 🙂
The Prize
1 x Personalised Family Activity Planner worth £18.99
A3
Spiral Bound
12 Pages to start at any time during the year
Choose from a range of designs
Family names printed on
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Disclosure: I was sent a Personalised Family Activity Planner to review as part of this giveaway promotion, all views are my own
kim neville says
Write everything down in one place for everyone to see. I am usually writing reminders on post-its as well
Tracey Peach says
Spread out the jobs to everyone so they always know what there job is to do
Tracy Nixon says
Have a family organiser or a calendar that has space to write something every day – I use coloured stickers too (eg little candle stickers to highlight birthdays, apple stickers to highlight school related items etc. You can buy them at most stationary shops.
claire elizabeth noke says
Lists! I have lists for everything !! Shopping lists, jobs “to do” lists, emergency contact lists, Appointment lists, I really need an organiser ! LOL x
Ashleigh Allan says
Keep lists for everything!
EMMA WALTERS says
a calender & diary & phone reminders
Natasha Mairs says
I use wunder list on my phone to note down import date and events
Stephanie Tsang says
Have one person organise everything and use lists.
Mark Piper says
We stick notes to fridge and also have a chalk board to leave messages to each other
lucy dady says
Mt tip for keeping organised is post it notes!write it down when we remember.x
Bridget Heather says
My husband and I have a synced calendar on our phones
Karen Fisher says
Have tasks/events on phone calendar with pop up reminders in the morning so you remember what needs to be taken to school etc. that day.
Karen Barrett says
Check the bottom of school bags for letters on a daily basis
vic says
EVERYTHING written down on the calender and placed in a prominent place so EVERYONE can see it. then still checking myself to make sure everyone knows whats going on.
claire nutman says
Ban gadgets and tv and sit and talk and communicate together more……..x
Lorraine Tinsley says
Don’t trust your husband to remember stuff or to remind you!! I write everything down or set reminders on my mobile
Caroline H says
Take a minute each day to ask everyone if there’s anything they need to remember to take/do/buy the next day to jog memories and avoid last moment panic.
sarah birkett says
At the evening meal, discuss what events are happening over the next few days. Great conversation, and it reinforces the plans in everyones minds, also makes the even the youngest feel that they involved.
Jill Webb says
We use a white board and just hope every thing gets written on it
IZZY says
keep a dairy
Katherine Audus says
My trusty notebook and selection of highlighter pens!
Jan Bailey says
Always transfer diary entries to main calendar so all family know what’s going on!!
Tammy Tudor says
write it all down! in a planner calender, whatever helps but chance are when you say to yourself I’ll remember you won’t 🙂
cathyj says
communication and writing dates down
Lucy Robinson says
Writing notes and keep organised
Helen S says
We have a rota so everyone knows what job is there’s
kris says
post it notes!!!
wendy williamson says
A daily family ‘huddle’ to organise task and important dates noted on family planner.
Kelly Harper says
Write it down in a diary always
Solange says
Keep a diary
Helen Dickinson says
Keep lists and remember where things are placed 🙂
Tammy Westrup says
List making and routine!
Tracey Thompson says
always use a calendar
Danielle says
an up to date calender where everyone pays attention to it!
Danika Lloyd says
utilising the calendar!
Kristy Brown says
I have my calendar online and synced with my phone
Tina Holmes says
Post it notes haha
Annamarie Riddiford says
I am a big one for writing lists so that I don’t feel I have to try to remember everything
Alexandra McGahey says
Having a planner like this! Except mine is just a notepad so not that organised 🙁
Lorna Q says
I make my husband read out loud what’s on there, as if I don’t, he tells me he didn’t know about it!