Get Organized Debbie Williams is an organizing strategist and founder of OrganizedTimes.com. She is the author of  "Common Sense Organizing" from Champion Press.   Recent questions At Home Lack of closets Organizing the garage Getting rid of magazines Help for packrats Home filing system Holiday decorations Household paperwork Organizing before a move Juggling many hats Tips for the car Storing children's artwork Organizing playroom Closet space Clean your closets Closets in A-frame house Sharing a closet Teenager's messy room Organizing a teen's room Craft and hobby storage Organizing a small kitchen Clutter free playroom Storing receipts Papers, magazines Can organizers Organizing products Organizing a small house Genealogy research Scheduling Teen's room Disorganized child Multiple closets Storage solutions In the Office Tracking work expenses Developing a filing system Storage space in a cubicle Disorganized boss Using a PDA Starting a home office Assistant is disorganized Organizing email Folder organization Staying organized Home office management Organizing computer files Organizing a home daycare center IRS receipts Filing business receipts   Home Office Management for Parents As a working mother you can budget your finances, create whiz-bang proposals and effectively maintain a client list. But when it comes to working with unauthorized personnel, those under twenty and less than five feet tall, you may face extra challenges. The thought of your three year old picking up the phone and sharing her philosophy of life gives you the shudders, and you're not quite sure how to balance family time with productive work time. Use these 7 tips for managing your time, and effectively limit interruptions while working from home.