Today I’m sharing an awesome collection of posts to give you everything you’ll need to simplify the holidays. I’m gathering everything in one place to make it easy to create a simple Christmas this year. This collection of posts starts with big-picture strategies you can use to keep your Christmas season as simple as possible. …
Minimalism and Kids
Today I’m sharing a great list of 40 awesome clutter-free gift ideas for kids. Things kids will love and use, without adding clutter to your home! With the holidays approaching it’s easy to feel a little anxious about the influx of gifts you know are coming, especially if you have kids. If you’re living a …
If you’re looking for an easy way to start clearing the clutter, you’re in the right place. In today’s post, you’ll find a list of 30 easy things to get rid of to kick-start your decluttering progress and build up your momentum to keep decluttering! When you’re first starting to declutter your home, it can …
I’m excited to share today’s guest post with you all about purging toys. Including why purging the toys is a key step to seeing progress simplifying your home. Today we’ll hear from Alyssa of Unbusy. She’s sharing her tips and suggestions for purging toys and giving your kids space to decompress from a mountain of …
Decluttering with kids often presents its own unique challenges. In today’s post, we’ll address one specific aspect of decluttering with kids: how to handle the artwork they create. Kid’s artwork can accumulate quickly If you have kids, you probably know how quickly they can create artwork. And how quickly you can become overwhelmed with drawings, …
The idea of embracing minimalism with kids often gets a reputation for being challenging or even impossible. However, I think simplifying and moving towards minimalism is not only doable when you have kids, but a really positive thing to do! Today I’m sharing 14 ways simplifying your home and your life can benefit your kids. …
I always find it interesting, helpful and inspiring to see how minimalism looks in other people’s homes and lives. Kid’s stuff and toys often seem to be one of the biggest hurdles many families face when simplifying and decluttering. Today I’m sharing a tour of our simplified, minimalist playroom to show you what minimalism looks …
One of my saving graces while minimizing our kids’ toys has been setting up a simple toy rotation system. It’s well documented that kids do better with fewer toys. But sometimes you have great toys you don’t want to get rid of, but also don’t want out and available all at once. A simple toy …
Play is a child’s work. Playing is how kids learn about and discover the world around them. Because children learn through play, the toys our kids play with are more than just playthings. They are the tools of their job! Carefully choosing what kinds of toys we provide for our kids is important. But equally …
A guest post by Rachel Watson Today I’m sharing a guest post from Rachel Watson of OurStart. Rachel’s sharing her tips and ideas to help share minimalism with your kids. Start with your “why” When choosing to declutter, simplify and embrace minimalism, it’s important to include your family in the process. Especially sharing why you are …