This is what you’ll experience inside the program:

  • Me! - your virtual organizing bff, in your ears! I am going to virtually show up and tell you exactly where to start because I know that’s the hardest part

  • My proven 4-step Home Organizing Process that I use in my home (with 2 toddlers) and teach my in person clients how to implement in their homes

  • Strategies to help you declutter and deal with the emotions and guilt of letting go of items. No more keeping gifts you don't love or want anymore

  • How to organize without having to invest in expensive organizational materials (we aren’t going for perfect or fancy here - it’s all about making it work!)

  • How to organize your home without getting rid of everything

  • How to KEEP your home organized and clutter free; including the exact checklist I use every week

Happy Home, Happy Mom is a self-paced, online program with a blueprint to take you from constant chaos and hours of tidying and doing housework every week to...

…Getting 4+ hours a week BACK in your life to spend taking your kids to the zoo, finally playing that board game they’ve been begging for or even sneaking in an extra episode of Too Hot to Handle during nap time 

…Feeling relaxed throughout the day instead of in a tensed up ball - which means no more snapping at your spouse as soon as they walk in the door OR no more doom scrolling at night while you avoid the piles of laundry 

...Not having to pick up toys, reset a room, or do the dishes multiple times a day - you’ll have a system to do this once, it will take you less time and allow you to be in the present moment with your family instead of that running to-do list in your brain

...Not having to spend your weekends tidying your home which means more time for: mini vacations, brunch dates with friends, and going to the park as a family (so your spouse can help you when your “runner” two year old decides to run the opposite way of your other toddler (:) 

This is how the course helped other moms just like you:

“It was great to learn the why/how of organizing before tackling what to do. I gained a strategy that stuck in my brain and helps me know how to tackle whatever area of my home that needs organizing. Having examples of all the different rooms was very helpful too. I feel much less overwhelmed about how to organize my home, and hopeful about making small progress along the way, rather than waiting until I have time to do it all at once or do it perfectly. It definitely was helpful to realize what my pain points and hang ups were. That way I can know how to overcome them. ”

Elicia W.

“The course has shown me where I've been going wrong all along!!! It was also well organized and easy to navigate for busy moms. Great resources to have and to always be able to go back to. I feel more prepared and able to declutter my home. ”

Jemila M.

“Enjoyed implementing a strategy to KEEP things tidy. The course was PERFECT. We are currently preparing to move, so all that I've learned has helped with preparing for that as well.”

Nina-Marie R.

“Now that I have finished the course I am excited to make it organized. Love the handouts you made especially the monthly organization chart.”

Ali G.

“I loved your explanation and examples. It was helpful because it doesn’t have to look a certain way. You provide lots of examples so that it can work for any mom. I feel better equipped because I feel like I have the tools to start organizing, so that it will actually work and stick.”

Annie A.

Decluttering and organizing has minimized the chaos in our home so much that it only takes me 10 minutes to tidy the house every day! Seriously, it's that easy! And this could be you too!

Not only does it take me 10 minutes to tidy the house, I now have:

The freedom to not have to run around and close doors when someone comes over because my home is tidy enough that I don’t feel embarrassed. 

A different “to-do” list every day with the kids that includes going to the library, going to explore new farms or going to a children’s music show instead of worrying about starting a load of laundry first thing in the morning, so everyone has clothes to wear the next day. 

Time to relax during nap time. I never do house chores while they are napping/in quiet time and instead I get to lay in my bed and work, watch an episode of New Girl, or take a nap. 

Guilt-free time to scroll on social media after bedtime or get some good quality time watching MasterChef with my husband before we go to bed. It only takes me a few minutes a night to pick up the toys, clear the countertops, do the dishes, and pick up all the socks the kids left around the house. 

THIS is what I want for you!

Not only will you be able to learn how clutter impacts your (and your families) mental health, but you will learn to declutter and organize every single room in your home and how to KEEP it that way with a flexible routine that works for YOU. 

And the best part? You will be able to reuse this system and have all the tools to do this over and over in your home.

My goal is to teach you how to have a home that does not overwhelm you, and not just that, but I want to help you get there while keeping it real - your home will still get messy from time to time because you do live there (with a spouse, and kids, and probably some pets) and that is OK! 

You’ll be able to create a routine that works for you and your family and get your home to a stage that makes you happy. To the point where you will think “ok this isn't 100%, but I am ok with it and I know it will just take me a few minutes to tidy it up AND I can choose to do it now or do it later” 

Lexxa LaPointe

Professional Organizer

Hi, I am Lexxa, your virtual organizing bff. I am a mom of toddlers and a professional organizer passionate about teaching you how to not spend your whole day doing house chores. As a stay-at-home mom of toddlers myself, I understand the daily struggle of balancing childcare, household responsibilities, and finding time for yourself. It's tough, and it can often feel like there's just never enough time in the day. But I'm here to tell you that you're not alone, and there is a way to reclaim some of that precious time. I have organized my own home and other peoples homes, so I can tell you exactly what to do and exactly where to start. I know that is usually the hardest part - I will be your virtual organizing bff guiding you room by room as you get this done!

FAQ

  • When does the course start and finish?

    The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self paced online course - you decide when you start and when you finish.

  • How long do I have access to the course?

    How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling, you have unlimited access to this course for as long as you like - across any and all devices you own.

  • What if I want a refund?

    Due to the nature of this course being online I do not offer refunds. If you are hesitant, email me at [email protected] before you purchase the course and I will help you decide if this is the right fit for your needs. I want you to be 100% committed and confident when you enroll.

  • I am not a mom, is the course still for me?

    Yes! You can use the same strategies even if you are not a mom.

  • Is this course only for stay at home moms?

    No! All moms can use these strategies. I also added a bonus lesson just for working moms as their "maintain" schedule could be different.

  • What if I have a question that is not listed here?

    We are here to help! Email us at [email protected] and you can expect an answer within 24 hours.

Course curriculum

    1. 1.1 Welcome

    2. 1.2 How Clutter Impacts Your Mental Health

    3. 1.2.1 Benefits of Organizing

    4. 1.3 What is Your Organizing Style?

    5. 1.4 Four Step Home Organizing Process

    6. 2.1. Step 1 - Assess

    7. 2.1.1. What is Causing the M.E.S.S?

    8. 2.2. Step 2 - Sort

    9. 2.2.1. Feeling Stuck While Decluttering? Use This to Help

    10. 2.3. Setting Yourself Up for Success Before Organizing

    11. 3.1. Step 3 - Organize

    12. 3.1.1. Foyer, Entryway, Mudroom

    13. 3.1.2. Living Room + Dining Room

    14. 3.1.3. Kitchen

    15. 3.1.4. Bathrooms

    16. 3.1.5. Bedrooms

    17. 3.1.6. Laundry Room

    18. 3.1.7. Playroom

    19. 3.1.8. Office

    20. 3.1.9. Garage

    21. 4.1. Step 4 - Maintaining

    22. 4.2. Organizing

    23. 4.3. Cleaning

    24. 4.4. You've got this!

    25. 5.1. Tips to Have Your Family Help You Keep Your Home Organized

    26. 5.2. Keeping Your Car Organized

    27. 5.3. Organization Tips for the Working Mom

    1. 1.1 Welcome

    2. 1.2 How Clutter Impacts Your Mental Health

    3. 1.2.1 Benefits of Organizing

    4. 1.3 What is Your Organizing Style?

    5. 1.4 Four Step Home Organizing Process

    1. 2.1. Step 1 - Assess

    2. 2.1.1. What is Causing the M.E.S.S?

    3. 2.2. Step 2 - Sort

    4. 2.2.1. Feeling Stuck While Decluttering? Use This to Help

    5. 2.3. Setting Yourself Up for Success Before Organizing

    1. 3.1. Step 3 - Organize

    2. 3.1.1. Foyer, Entryway, Mudroom

    3. 3.1.2. Living Room + Dining Room

    4. 3.1.3. Kitchen

    5. 3.1.4. Bathrooms

    6. 3.1.5. Bedrooms

    7. 3.1.6. Laundry Room

    8. 3.1.7. Playroom

    9. 3.1.8. Office

    10. 3.1.9. Garage

    1. 4.1. Step 4 - Maintaining

    2. 4.2. Organizing

    3. 4.3. Cleaning

    4. 4.4. You've got this!

    1. 5.1. Tips to Have Your Family Help You Keep Your Home Organized

    2. 5.2. Keeping Your Car Organized

    3. 5.3. Organization Tips for the Working Mom

About this course

  • $147.00
  • 54 lessons
  • 3 hours of video content

Are you ready to start walking into rooms and breathe a sigh of relief because everything has its own place? Closets and cabinets aren’t overflowing, drawers are opening easily and not getting stuck because they are full of stuff, and you know where everything is (hi remote that always goes missing). Instead of feeling stressed and having to move items to use a space, you will feel relaxed and recharged. Plus I will be in your ear guiding you every step of the way.

Let's do this together!

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