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KonMari magic.
From Montessori to minimalism.
I thought that maybe his small list was a fluke, a one-time occurrence, but I was wrong.
Declutter away, mama.
5. Limit your commitments so you can focus on family time. ✨
This year, out of necessity, I’ve decided I’m doing things differently.
You can live in a tiny home and enjoy the perks without sacrificing your love of beauty and style.
We have plenty of technology in our house. We’ve just added boundaries.
Every weekend we are handed an opportunity to vacate from our regular routines, give our minds a break and slow down.
Minimalism FTW. ?
It’s about more than just “stuff.”
This isn’t about “missing out,” but discovering more.
5. Kids develop a greater love for reading, writing, and art.
Kids, especially very young kids, are like tiny little hoarders.
1. Less cleaning. Need I say more?
3. Preemptively give away some toys.
Simplify simplify simplify.
When a bathroom is so much more than a bathroom.
