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  Introducing a sense to stay organized in your child may sound like a daunting task. However, by imparting daily activities with fun, a child can learn how to keep things organized. While some children are natural organizers, most children struggle with planning, organizing and time management – forgetting lunch boxes at school, misplacing books and stationery, failing to finish tasks on time, and so on. Developing good planning habits at a young age can help children prepare for – and succeed in – life beyond schooling. Here are a few ways that you, as a parent, can help your child be more organized: Introduce checklists:  Even if it’s as simple as “ 3 Things to Do before Bed ” or “ What to Take on Vacation ,” creating and referring to lists together will develop your child’s ability to strategize tasks and organize time. Once your child knows all the steps involved with a particular task, it would help child add it to an overall to-do list. It is very important to know the ...