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Writer's pictureJoellyn Travis

Back-to-School Stress? Leave It On The Porch!

The scent of freshly sharpened pencils, the crisp pages of untouched notebooks, and the vibrant colors of brand-new backpacks—these are the unmistakable signs that the back-to-school season is upon us. As exciting as it is to embark on a new academic journey, the lead-up can sometimes be sprinkled with a dash of chaos and a pinch of stress. However, with the right resources and a supportive community, back-to-school preparations can be as smooth as that first page in your new notebook.


1. Planning is Key

Start by listing everything you'll need for the upcoming school year. Are there specific books, stationery, or tech gadgets required? Once you have a comprehensive list, you can prioritize your purchases and spread them out to avoid last-minute rushes.


2. Reuse and Recycle

Before splurging on new items, take a look at what you already have. Some items from the previous year might still be in great condition and can be reused. This not only saves money but is also an eco-friendly approach.


3. Stay Updated on Trends and Deals

One of the best ways to ensure you're making the right choices (and saving some money while you're at it) is by staying informed. But where can you find reliable advice and recommendations? Well, have you heard of the Leave It On The Porch Group on Facebook? It's a bustling community of individuals who share insights on the latest trends, best deals, and tried-and-tested products. The collective wisdom of this group can be an invaluable asset during the back-to-school shopping season.


4. Set a Budget

While it's tempting to buy every shiny new thing that catches your eye, it's crucial to set a budget for back-to-school shopping. This helps you prioritize essential purchases and prevents overspending.


5. Involve the Kids

If you're shopping for younger children, involve them in the process. It can be a fun activity where they get to pick their favorite backpack or lunchbox. Plus, when kids are part of the decision-making, they're more likely to cherish and take care of their belongings.


6. Seek Support and Share Experiences

Back-to-school shopping doesn't have to be a solo mission. Sharing experiences, asking for recommendations, and offering insights can make the process more enjoyable and efficient. Platforms like the Leave It On The Porch Facebook Group offer a space where individuals can come together, share, and benefit from each other's experiences. It's almost like having a team of personal shoppers at your fingertips!


In Conclusion

As the summer sun sets and we gear up to embrace the rhythms of the academic year, remember that preparation is easier with a little help from friends. Communities like the one found in the Leave It On The Porch Facebook Group can be a beacon of support, advice, and camaraderie in this bustling season. So, as you check items off your list and prepare for the year ahead, remember that you're not alone. There's a whole community ready to guide, support, and journey with you.


Here's to a successful and stress-free back-to-school season for everyone! 🎒📚✏️

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