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Home / Articles / Family Fun / How to Create a Homework Hot Spot for Your Kids

How to Create a Homework Hot Spot for Your Kids

October 28, 2019 By Michelle Yannaco

Ten ways to make your child’s workspace more conducive to finishing homework

Kids need a dedicated space to do their homework, whether it’s in their rooms, a common room in the house, or at the dinner table. But if it seems like your kids find any excuse not to sit down and do their homework, it could be their workstation is lacking in the right light, the right inspiration, or even the right chair. These quick and easy fixes will get your kids to focus on their homework—and ensure it gets done.

Annie Draddy, a professional organizer and co-founder of Henry & Higby, a professional organizing company in New York City, shares 10 ways to get your kids to actually sit down and get their work done—plus products that will help enhance their space.

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**This article and its content was published originally in NY MetroParents Magazine and on nymetroparents.com.**

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