Easy morning routine before school!

**Easy Morning Routine Before School**

Today, I’m excited to share with you a super simple easy morning routine that you can follow before school. Whether you often find yourself in a rush or just want to streamline your mornings, this routine is perfect for you. In this video, I’ll break down each, from waking up to getting ready, and even enjoying a healthy breakfast. These tips will help you feel more organized, stress-free, and ready to take on the day. Let’s get started!

**Wake Up at 6:00 A.M.**  

Begin your day by waking up around 6:00 a.m Consistently waking up at the same time helps you maintain a routine and gives you ample time to get ready without feeling rushed. Choose a pleasant alarm sound to make up less jarring and more peaceful. *Tip:* Place your alarm clock across the room so you have to get out of bed to turn it off. This will you wake up more fully.

**Drink Water at 6:05 A.M.**  

After getting up, the first thing you should do is hydrate. Drink a full glass of water to wake your system and rehydrate your body, as it tends become dehydrated after hours of sleep. Hydrating in the morning helps boost your energy and metabolism. You might even want to keep a water bottle near your bed for easy access. *Tip:* Add lemon slices to your water for a refreshing burst of flavor.

**Stretch at 6:10 A.M.**  

Take a few minutes to stretch your body and wake up your muscles. Morning stretching improves circulation and gives you an energy boost. You don’t need a complicated routine—just some simple movements to get your body moving. Try these stretches:  

- Reach your arms high above your head for 30 seconds.  

- Bend forward and try to touch your toes for 30 seconds.  

- Roll your neck gently in circles for 30 seconds on each side.  

- Rotate your shoulders for 1 minute.

**Quick Skincare Routine at 6:15 A.M.**  

Caring for your skin in the morning is important for keeping it healthy and glowing. Start with a gentle face wash to remove any oil or dirt from the night. Follow this with a toner to balance your skin's pH, then apply a light moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated throughout the day. Don’t forget sunscreen, even if it’s cloudy!  

*Skincare steps:*  

1. Cleanser  

2. Toner  

3. Moisturizer  

4. Sunscreen

**Get Dressed at 6:25 A.M.**  

To save time in the morning, pick out your outfit the night before. Choose something comfortable, school-appropriate, and that makes you feel confident. Laying out your clothes in advance reduces the stress of making decisions when you’re in a hurry. *Tip:* Check the weather before bed so you know what to the next day.

**Eat a Healthy Breakfast at 6:40 A.M.**  

Breakfast is essential for starting your day off right. It fuels your body and provides the energy you need to focus in school. Opt for a balanced meal that includes protein, healthy carbs, and fruits or veggies. Some easy and healthy breakfast options include:  

- A bowl of oatmeal with berries and nuts  

- Scrambled eggs with whole grain toast  

- A smoothie with spinach, banana, and almond milk  

- Greek yogurt with granola and fruit  

*Tip:* If you don’t have time to prepare breakfast in morning, consider making it the night before. Overnight oats or smoothie prep can be quick and easy solutions.

**Hair and Makeup at 7:00 A.M.**  

This step is all about your personal style. If you like to style your hair, take a few minutes to create a simple yet cute hairstyle, such as a ponytail, braid, or bun. For makeup, keep it light and natural. A bit of concealer, mascara, and lip balm is usually enough to make you look fresh without taking up too much time. *Tip:* Set a 10-minute timer for your hair and makeup to help you stay on schedule.

**Check Your School Bag at 7:15 A.M.  

Before leaving the house double-check that you have everything you need for the school day. Ensure that your textbooks, homework, notebooks, and any other school supplies are packed. It’s always better to check your bag the night before, but a quick glance in the morning ensures you haven’t forgotten anything important. *Tip:* Keeping your backpack organized makes it easier to stay on top of your school supplies**Positive Affirmations at 7:20 A.M.**  

Spend a minute or two focusing on positive affirmations to set the right mindset for the day. thoughts help boost your confidence and prepare you mentally for the challenges ahead. Try repeating a few simple phrases to yourself, such as:  

- "I am confident and ready for today."  

- "I can handle whatever challenges come my way."  

- "I will do my best and stay positive."  

*Tip:* Write down your favorite affirmations and place them on your mirror or in your room so you see them every day.

**Leave for School at 7:30.M.**  

Now it’s time to head out the door! Ensure you leave with enough time to get to school without rushing. Whether you walk, take the, or get a ride, giving yourself extra in the morning helps prevent stress. If you have a long commute, use that time wisely by listening to a podcast, some music, or reviewing notes for an upcoming class.

**Bonus Tips for a Smooth Morning Routine**  

- **Prepare the Night Before:** The key to a stress-free morning is preparation. Organize as much as you can the night before, from laying out your clothes to packing your school bag. This saves you significant time and energy in the morning and makes the entire process smoother.  

- **Limit Screen Time:** Avoid distractions from your phone or social media first thing in the morning. Scrolling through your phone can cause you to lose track of time and disrupt your focus. Instead, concentrate on your morning routine and reward yourself with screen time once you’re fully.  

- **Get Enough Sleep:** Your morning routine won’t be effective if you’re not well-rested. Aim for at least 8 hours of sleep each night and go to bed at a consistent time to help regulate your body’s internal clock, ensuring you feel refreshed in the morning.  

- **Stay Organized:** Keep your room, bathroom, and closet organized so you can easily find what you need in the morning. An organized space leads to less stress and greater when getting ready for school.