In this episode, we tackle the emotional and practical aspects of decluttering kids' belongings, a topic requested by our audience. We delve into the emotional struggles of parting with items that hold sentimental value, from baby clothes to children's artwork, and the guilt associated with throwing away their creations.

We explore the emotional challenges parents face, such as feeling sentimental about baby items, dealing with children's reactions to toy donations, and managing the overwhelming volume of artwork. The conversation highlights different perspectives: from Caitlin's sentimentality and struggles with letting go, to Kallie's practical approach influenced by the book The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning, Charlotte's mixed feelings about keeping versus discarding, and Megan's difficulty parting with items tied to cherished memories.

In the second part, we share practical tips for managing and letting go of kids' belongings. Strategies include creating memory boxes and important boxes for keepsakes, being selective about what to store, and donating items instead of hoarding them.

00:14 WELCOME BACK

05:02 AUDIENCE QUESTIONS

17:48 GETTING RID OF KID’S STUFF

42:22 SUMMER SAFETY

46:24 GOLDFISH SWIM SCHOOL

56:53 PITS AND PEAKS