Tag: clutter
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Embracing Mess: Allowing Kids to Own Their Space
Get Pregnant Fast I thrive in a tidy environment, favoring clean surfaces and organized spaces. As a minimalist at heart (with a notable weakness for shoe stores), excessive clutter can easily send me into a tailspin. My kids are well aware of my standards; they know that if they don’t pick up after themselves, I’ll…
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The Struggle of Being the Only Neat Freak in a Messy Household
Get Pregnant Fast Let me take a moment to share a reality that many of us can relate to: being the lone neat freak in a household full of slobs. I often find myself feeling completely drained by the chaos surrounding me. My sister, for instance, has a home that could be featured in a…
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All the Clutter in Your House Could Be Making You Unhappy
Get Pregnant Fast Updated: June 25, 2021 Originally Published: March 18, 2017 If you were to share the biggest source of frustration in your home right now, chances are you’d say something like, “There’s just not enough space for all our things!” or “I really need to declutter all these toys and clothes that no…
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5 Things to Stop Handing My Kids
Get Pregnant Fast As a parent, I’ve noticed that my children often receive a variety of items from well-meaning friends, family, and even neighbors. While I appreciate the generosity, there are certain things that really need to stop being handed to my kids. Here’s a list of five of those things: 1. Stickers Listen, I…
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Help! I Married a Pack Rat
Get Pregnant Fast When I first crossed paths with my husband, he resided in a charming one-bedroom flat that sparkled with cleanliness. I was convinced he was a minimalist! Little did I know, I missed the hidden storage unit that held the key to his true nature. There were subtle signs of his pack rat…
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A Heartfelt Conversation With the Clutter That Invades My Home
Get Pregnant Fast I glance around my living room with a heavy heart, feeling overwhelmed. I just can’t understand where all this stuff comes from. The clutter is everywhere—piles of papers, toys scattered about, empty bags lurking in corners, and an assortment of magazines, binders, and half-assembled Lego figures. My home is a stark reminder…