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Episode 2574:

Rachel Jones highlights how a minimalist playroom not only reduces clutter but also boosts children's creativity, attention spans, and emotional wellbeing. Drawing from personal experience and research, she shows that fewer toys lead to more imaginative play, less sibling conflict, and a deeper appreciation for each item they own.

Read along with the original article(s) here: https://nourishingminimalism.com/minimalist-playroom-better-kids/

Quotes to ponder:

"Every night we would pick-up, tossing toys in the closet and into the toy box so I didn’t suffer from a Lego-related accident in the middle of the night."

"The quality of the children’s play seemed to be better when fewer toys were available."

"It was really quite amazing how much time kids can play with one toy and the only difference was removing the 50 other similar toys from their room."

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