If you are a mom, more than likely your kids have toys and it’s so easy for kids toys to accumulate and get out of control. When toys become cluttered, that means they are no longer played with or given attention, it's good to take some time to declutter. This is a good practice to get into especially around holidays and birthdays when kids are receiving gifts and new toys.

You've probably experienced how clutter in other parts of your home can make you feel very overwhelmed and weighed down. Did you know that kids can feel that too with their own possessions? Just like you they may lack the skills to declutter and let go of what they no longer need.

As parents, it's a great idea to teach our kids the process of decluttering. It's okay if you don't have these skills yourself. I'm here to teach you and walk you through learning how to declutter your stuff, simply your home and create habits to keep it that way.

In this podcast episode, I'm going over three ways to approach decluttering your kids' toys and when you might want to use each approach. Stay tuned in until the end because I share my favorite way of decluttering kids' toys. It's probably something you wouldn't expect.

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