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We are 8 days into our 30 day minimialism challenge. We’ve lost Blake along the way but Jaida and I are still going strong. Here is what happened. Blake has never been a collector of things. His room is usually under control, he easily parts with items he doesn’t use any more. Last year we… Continue reading Untitled

ClutterLESS Experiment 1 month later – Jaida and Blake

One month without the kids toys, games, action figures, lego, books and craft materials (ie. clutter) has gone by very quickly. We moved all of their belongings into the shed to see what it would be like to live without clutter. Their rooms have been clean other than a few clothes on the floor that… Continue reading ClutterLESS Experiment 1 month later – Jaida and Blake

ClutterLESS Social Experiment Day 21 – Jaida and Blake

Now it has been 3 weeks since we removed all of the toys and crafts and clutter from our home as part of a ClutterLESS Social Experiment There really hasn’t been any change in the kids’ attitude towards this experiment. They are still so happy to have clean rooms and have not missed anything. I… Continue reading ClutterLESS Social Experiment Day 21 – Jaida and Blake

Finding out what a preschooler and toddler will do without toys

We removed all of the toys, games, collections and clutter from our kids rooms (Jaida is 10 and Blake is 8).  They are thrilled, I am thrilled we all love having empty space.  They have been finding other things to do, creating games, reading, playing piano and sports.  We wondered what would happen when their… Continue reading Finding out what a preschooler and toddler will do without toys

Getting Rid of Toys and Clutter in our Typical Suburban Home

Social Experiment # 1 – What would happen if we remove all toys and collectables from our house? Here is the idea.  We are going to box up all of the toys, collections, books, art supplies, knick knacks, old school work, art that is not on walls and stuffies in our home.  For one month.… Continue reading Getting Rid of Toys and Clutter in our Typical Suburban Home