The first year I sent my children to camp, I began preparations several months in advance. I ordered the camp logo items, purchased horseback riding boots, and soccer cleats (for a child who hates soccer and thinks horses are smelly), and had labels ironed or sewn into every last sock. Now, five years later, I pack two days before the trunks leave, and it couldn’t be easier.
Here are some of my tips for organizing for camp without the hassle:
The following is guest post by Karen Trempe, Lifestyle Merchandise Manager, zulily
The kids are out of school, the sun is shining and summertime is here. But if you're like many parents, myself included, those blissful summer musings quickly turn to panic at the realization that all those hours have to be filled.
I confess: I love when people invite me to see what is in their handbag. It’s fascinating when someone who appears so perfectly put together has a handbag with old tissues and crumpled dollar bills.
Now that Memorial Day has passed, summer is so close I can taste it. Honestly, I think I’m more excited about no more homework and no more school than my kids are. And though I cherish those lazy days sitting by the pool or hanging at the beach, they can’t all be like that.
