Grownups can have a lot of emotional baggage related to decluttering, so it’s no surprise that kids can too. But decluttering is important — both for “stuff management” and also to teach kids about letting go of things. In Episode 65 of Edit Your Life, Christine and I share 9 tips for decluttering with kids including ideas for moving things forward with “stuff-attached” children.
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Resources mentioned in this episode
- Minimalist Parenting
- Parent Hacks
- Minimalism: A Documentary About The Important Things by The Minimalists(Joshua Fields Millburn + Ryan Nicodemus)
- Teaching kids to declutter their own toys (Parent Hacks)
- Edit Your Life Episode 27: Modeling Imperfection
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