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Conquering Kids’ Clutter
By Catherine Shahan Bromberg
Let’s face it, children are a housekeeping disaster. Parents acquire an astounding amount of junk – starting around the time the pregnancy test comes back positive. There are how-to books, the baby’s first 107 teddy bears and boxes of hand-me-downs from so-called “friends” desperate to clear some space in their own overflowing homes.
Then, there is the dizzying array of time-sensitive paraphernalia – all essential for baby’s safety and development during whichever crucial three-day time period parents have just missed. It only gets worse when kids become old enough to learn the concepts of “mine,” “more” and “shopping.”
Getting Started
4 simple steps you can take towards achieving a clutter-free home
When faced with the frightening truth, what can typical, clutter-bound parents do, aside from lowering their standards for neatness and order?
Parent, Heal Thyself
According to the experts, the place to start is with a long, hard look in the mirror.
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