Hand-Me-Downs, Keepsakes, and Too Much Stuff - a podcast by Margaret Ables and Amy Wilson

If you’ve got kids, you’ve got too much stuff. Here’s how our listener Holly put it:
 “With kids, there is truly no end to the influx of toys, keepsakes and clothes coming in, plus things they’ve outgrown that need to go out. My three kids range in age from one to nine years old, and I struggle with what items to save for the baby to grow into. Do I really want to hold onto pajamas for him to grow into six years? The sentimentality of it all weighs on me, too.
 The constant mental space this process consumes is definitely my biggest consistent downer as a mom.” Fear not: we are here to help! In this episode we discuss
  why it can be actually, physically painful to throw things away
 why decorative baskets are actually the worst why the giveaway and hand-me-down bins should be right in your kids’ closets
 the unpronounceable but useful “RFASR” declutter formulawhy sentimentality is in the eye of the beholder
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