3 Toy-Purging Rules for Less Pickup and More Play
Toys used to feel like the Achilles heel of my house. And I know I’m not alone. When my kids were toddlers, I often found
Toys used to feel like the Achilles heel of my house. And I know I’m not alone. When my kids were toddlers, I often found
Last month I shared how I’m holding myself accountable for finishing a draft of my second book by using a “Cut or Cut Pact.” In
As a mom of triplets, I have a soft spot in my heart for all the busy parents out there–working, taking care of the family,
If you’ve ever looked into a child’s bedroom, you may think that kids are inherently messy. However, I would disagree. Sure, some kids are more
Years ago, when I first started my simplicity journey, I read the book Zero Waste Home by Bea Johnson. This book is a modern classic
This is a guest post from Julia Ubbenga of Rich in What Matters. I didn’t get into minimalism for the financial benefits. No, I was
I felt only one thing when I looked at those boxes… dread. I knew I’d have to open them someday, but I’d put it off
I lost my Grandma Dorothy the week before Christmas 2020 to the coronavirus pandemic. While my grandmother served as a role model for me in
I recently had a reader reach out with a first-world problem many of us are familiar with. She asked (and I quote): “How do I get
With the holidays approaching, I’d like to offer you a quick win in the decluttering department. This will only take you 15 minutes or less…
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