“Wow, look how creative we are being Mom!” That was not the response I thought I would get after I told my kids we were going to do an experiment with their toys. What started out as an experiment, turned out to be the fastest way I’ve ever decluttered my kid’s toys.
The quickest way to declutter kid’s toys is to have each of your kids choose ten of their favorite toys and put away the rest of them for one month. At the end of the month, only give them back specific toys they ask for as long as they fit in the container or area that is designated for toys.
I will explain this more in depth further down this page, but first I want you to think about how much toys are really affecting you and your children.
Imagine how you would feel if someone kept giving you home decor and clothes. It would be nice at first, but then it would all add up and you would start feeling overwhelmed by how much you have right?
Kids get overwhelmed by excess of toys, just as we get overwhelmed by excess of things that we have to maintain. So, let’s jump into the signs that your kids have too many toys, look over the benefits of having less toys, and then we will go over how to declutter them quickly and how to maintain a fewer amount of toys.
Great idea! I will give this a try! Thanks for the motivation!
You’re so welcome!!♥️