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I stopped folding laundry to prepare for my 3rd baby 

I devoted my energy toward strategically planning to do less.

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It’s science: Clutter can definitely give you anxiety

Clutter creates stress that has major neurological effects on us.

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Here’s how to actually buy fewer toys this year, according to a sustainability expert

In her new book, “Mothering Earth: The Busy Family’s Guide to Saving the Planet,” author Julia Rockwell shares how cutting back on toys helps both kids and the Earth.

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A ‘3 gift Christmas’ can be magical & minimalist for kids

The last thing my children needed was more toys, more stuff.

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Less really is more: How to parent like a minimalist

Minimalism is more than just getting rid of all your stuff (although I am on that bandwagon too.) It's about filtering out the noise to focus your energy on what's important.

10 surprising benefits of having fewer toys

Good news: You don't have to keep panic-buying stuff online to keep the kids busy.

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12 viral TikTok decor hacks that will give your home an instant makeover ????

Looking to spruce up your space? Here's all the inspiration you need, mama.

The one part of my house I *have to* clean to keep me sane

Do you have a mandatory clutter-free zone, too?

I stopped feeling bad about saying ‘no’ to toys

We have plenty of beautiful, useful toys in our home already. I have eliminated the guilt of needing more toys to please them because I know they have more than enough.

Why I’m asking for fewer toys for my kids

More toys results in less time for play and more time for clean up.

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Purging my child’s toys saved my motherhood

The problem was that my children received so many presents the gift-giving itself began to lose meaning. Every time a family member came by the house, my 3-year-old expected a treat.

How I finally managed all of my kids’ toy clutter—for good

What was meant to entertain, educate and occupy our children, has become the object of frustration, distraction and pain (ever step on a Lego barefoot?).

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