It can be really hard to declutter toys, so here are 7 reasons you have so many to begin with and how to start letting them go!
Here are my best 3 post holiday decluttering tips for you! It’s the best time of year to leverage your decluttering efforts.
Do you know how to include kids in decluttering. We first need to understand why it’s difficult for kids to declutter, and to include them.
These are the top reasons I think every parent should declutter toys.
This is not a complete list of all the reasons I think parents should declutter the toys. But it is a great starting point for the endless benefits of less for children.
The holidays bring an cute awareness off of how badly we need to declutter.
Piles of new stuff dominate piles of old stuff. Our everyday overwhelm from clutter is amplified by at least one hundred and it’s often the breaking point for many.
If your clutter overwhelms you – it overwhelms your kids 100 times more.
This is my first LIVE postpartum episode with you! So of course I am going to be sharing how I have recently set up my home to work FOR me and not against me in this postpartum phase.
My oldest daughter volunteered to answer several of your questions about decluttering from a kid’s perspective. She gives her best insight into what it’s like to live in a simplified home. She had a lot of fun with it, so much fun that she wants to start an entire series on how to help your kids do this for themselves, so watch for that coming soon!
Come learn FINALLY how I rotate toys for our kids of varying ages (1.5-13 years old), what toys we have and WHY.
In this episode we talk about how to get past all the money you spent on the toys that you want to declutter. This episode is about decluttering but its about so much more and that is the mindset behind why you haven’t decluttered yet.
In this episode we talk about why we tell our kids we are going to donate their toys to kids who don’t have any, or who don’t have a lot and the twisted up message that unintentionally sends.