Minimalism is on the rise and it’s a very good thing. It’s the new buzz word that’s trending and growing in popularity in our culture but it’s different than all the other trends out there…
Using Your Time Well at Home: 5 Ways to Declutter and Pursue Minimalism With Kids
Minimalism works for single people quite well. Typically they sell their belongings, live in a tiny apartment and have lots of opportunities to do the things they enjoy because their stuff doesn’t overpower them. It’s pretty easy for them! They don’t have to deal with nap time, snack time, bickering time, “hangry” time, interruptions, car seats, picking up toys…basically all the demands that come with having children. How then does the idea of minimalism translate to those who do have children…
15 Things a Minimalist Family Doesn't Do - How Many Describe You?
Do You Value Toys or Time? A Minimalist Playroom Explored
For most women, the condition of our homes impacts us emotionally. Lots of toys and clutter often sabotage what our homes should be for us...A place where we can be at peace and find rest in the midst of our busy lives. Home should be a place where we feel loved and can joyfully serve our families. It should not be a place where we’re CONSTANTLY “catching up” while bitterness and discontentment swells up inside us…