Stacey described tidying and organising her house as ‘me time’ early on in the book so I can safely say that we are very different kinds of people! I think if you are a fan of Stacey Solomon then you will really feel her energy channelled through this book and into the room with you. If you're not specifically a fan/follower of hers then I think you'll appreciate all the hints, tips and ideas in the book anyway.

As a full time working parent, it got me thinking about how many people missed this point and have barrated themselves for not feeling good enough, when they are going their best and literally had so little time to do these special things, based on this ideology. As previously stated each section is based on the time of day. As a result, Stacey tells us her daily routine. Now, this sounds like a great idea, however, in my head, I was a little all over the place. BBC commissioning editor Emily Smith said: "We're so excited for this series with Stacey and her team. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. One of the things I'll take away from this is Stacey's advice to not look at things in an overwhelming way. For example she says rather than saying "I'm going to clear this whole room" she says instead say "I'm going to clear this corner". Such a simple switch that will undoubtedly remove that overwhelming feeling when tidying. I also love the advice of taking everything out and laying it out on the floor to properly see what it is you have. We have so many drawers that are just filled with rubble and I guarantee some things in there have moved house with us 5 times and never been anywhere but the drawer! My weekend plans are to blitz those drawers and see what lies within..... I'm fully expecting a Nokia 3310 charger to be floating around and specific currency from countries who've had the euro for decades!!When you mention someone in your story, their username will appear in your story with an underline. Anyone who can see your story can tap it to go to their profile. Stacey recently revealed that she is channelling her love of tidying into a new book set for release in March. A third added: "I think @staceysolomon has started a country wide craze with this," and a fourth added: "You make my day @staceysolomon, you're great x" I have to admit, I started this book as a Stacey Solomon / Squash supporter and was a little disappointed initially. The ideology of what Stacey was saying just is not possible for all working parents with kids. She mentioned that she works Thursday and Fridays and on those days she was unable to do the special things she would otherwise do.

She also organises a set of shelves with Christmas decorations and it’s so satisfying, as well as decorating her table and doing a ‘tap to make up’ when she has a spot on her chin. Keep in mind that when you share someone's post to your story, anyone who views it can see who originally posted it and can view the original account. If you're tagged in someone else's story, you'll get a DM with the same option to repost that story for the next 24 hours.I find it hard to sit still, but losing myself in a craft project or tidying a drawer is my form of meditation. It's a chance for me to forget about the things going on in the world around me for a minute,' says Stacey. 'I hope this book helps you to lose yourself for a moment, too – and that you enjoy reading it and even, maybe, having a go at some of the bits inside.' I hope this book helps you to lose yourself for a moment, too - and that you enjoy reading it and even, maybe, having a go at some of the bits inside. The recipes are literally all so delicious and I cannot wait to try them! I've told my kids we will make the breakfast bake at the weekend as it looks epic! Plus as someone who could ruin beans on toast, I like how simple the recipes are and easy to fit in with family life, top marks for that one 👍🏻

The Loose Women panellist and host of BBC One's Sort Your Life Out, who recently tied the knot to Joe Swash with a ceremony in their garden, says: 'This book is for you to use as a guide, as inspiration, or even just to read without any pressure to do anything at all! Grab a cuppa and dip in and out of it at leisure. After the washing comes out the machine, Stacey either puts it into the tumble dryer or hangs it up on a rail she has attached to her ceiling. Alternatively, choose a photo from your phone's library or gallery by tapping on the gallery in the bottom left corner.And, if you take away the laundry bins upstairs it forces everybody to bring their dirty clothes down to the utility room.” You can also tap on the dice at the top to see different Poll examples with emoji's as answers, like 'Should I start a blog' with the answer boxes as a thumbs up or thumbs down. As with the question screen, tap on each section individually to change to what you want and tap 'Done' in the top right and 'Send to' in the bottom right when you're finished.