When kids receive all those adorable gifts from baby showers, then holidays, then birthdays, stuff accumulates.
Sooner or later, kids have more than they can possibly even play with at one time.
When it's time to clean up, kids are overwhelmed with too much stuff to clean!
Keep reading to find out what to do.
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🧸 How to Get Your Kids to Clean Their Rooms
Plan to set aside a least one, or more, gifts to donate or give to a family in need.
When your kids are small, they will never remember what you gave away.
Giving gifts away that are brand new is sometimes easier.
Think toy donation bins at holiday time that often only accept new toys.
Trust me, it will save you sanity when your kids grow older and don't want to part with their toys.
Don't feel bad about giving gifts away that were given to your children because surely there will be more gifts in the future.
Clutter will add up if you don't take action now.
It's hard to motivate kids to clean up in a sea of toy clutter.
More clutter equals more time needed to clean up.
Less clutter equals less time needed to clean up!
If you haven't started yet, do not worry. Start now and take your time.
You WILL see the difference!
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