3 Ingredients for a Minimalist Family
Simplicity In The Playroom
Kids need less toys. Less toys make room for more creativity and happiness. It’s that simple. You can read many articles out there about how toys are the building blocks of how children understand the world, and how they teach...
Simplicity At Home
Home is most likely where you spend the majority of your downtime with your kids. It’s your home-base, literally, and where you come to rest with those you love. It’s familiarity, comfort, and warmth. Despite the intention of a “home”,...
Simplicity On-The-Go
Minimizing in the home is fantastic but because we are creatures who move, your home is not the only place that can be simplified. For many, travel - whether it’s to the grocery store or on a plane - is...
Blog posts
A Minimalist's Approach to Winter with Kids - and How It Will Help Them Sleep Better (& Longer)
It's not news that winters are hard. Winters with kids can make the season seem even harder to get through. Oftentimes parents and caregivers take a look outside, then glance at their weather app, and fall into the Netflix routine. It's difficult not...
Creating Your Minimalist Playroom In 7 Steps
Minimalism is an obvious next step from Marie Kondo’s method. You rid your home of the items that do not spark joy, and soon you see you have less items. Less to clean up means more time spent doing what you want. You may realize that living with less things brings you more joy because you have more freedom. This in itself is Minimalism - living with less to enjoy more. Bringing Minimalism to your child's playroom will allow them the benefits as well.
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Why Product Quality Matters Over Price
You see something pretty at a big brand store. You look at the price tag and are pleasantly surprised, so you buy it and bring it home. After a couple weeks, and it breaks, or you lose interest because you...