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We\u2019re drowning in stuff. We desperately<\/em> need to get rid of some stuff. And there should be an easier way to go about it. Marie Kondo (who’s actually come around after having kids<\/a>) made an empire out of ditching everything that doesn\u2019t \u201cspark joy.\u201d But my vacuum and dish rags do not spark joy. Once in a while, my children don\u2019t spark joy, either. I cannot Kondo any of them out of my house, no matter how much, some days, I might want to.<\/p>\n

Any time I\u2019ve embarked on a massive decluttering spree, I\u2019ve regretted the epic scale and whirlwind effort later. Yes, I really chucked all my winter clothes in the middle of summer more than once, because, unlike lab rats, I do not learn from experience. Do not follow my lead\u2014there’s no need to go all\u00a0<\/em>in.<\/p>\n

Instead, let’s focus on certain categories of items that can be purged without repercussions. You can chuck these without guilt, intense spousal consultation, or lingering regret. Donate and recycle what you can, and trash what you can\u2019t. You can do this; I believe in you.<\/p>\n

1. All that art<\/strong>
\nPicasso probably created 50,000 works of art in his lifetime. Your kid appears to be headed in that direction, too. We know your son or daughter is precious, but do you need to keep every single drawing they have scrawled in their lifetime? Keep the best, maybe one from each month, and throw out the rest. Your kid doesn\u2019t want you to keep them all. My mother-in-law gave us reams of my husband’s childhood scribbles. I wish she had kept it to a few\u2014they would mean more.<\/p>\n

2. The bad pictures<\/strong>
\nYou have a million billion photos of your kid. In some of them, they\u2019re making a weird face or scratching their butt or ducking under the table. You don\u2019t need these pictures in your life. Do future you a favor: Narrow it down from 57 ever-so-slightly-different snaps to a handful of winners from every event\u2014big or small\u2014or day. (Psst, the Tinybeans app<\/a> can help with that.) You’ll feel less overwhelmed, I swear.<\/p>\n

3. The presents you feel guilty for hating<\/strong>
\nSomeone gave you a thing. They put thought into the thing. You want to like the thing, but you don\u2019t like the thing, and you feel really bad, you do, and it\u2019s such a sweet thought, but it\u2019s not your thing. Donating the thing is not disavowing the kind thoughts. It is passing on the kind thoughts. Just donate the thing and stop the guilt freight train. It\u2019s just running you over every time you peek under your dresser.<\/p>\n

4. That thing your kid loved but has ignored, and it\u2019s now developmentally inappropriate, and they won\u2019t notice if you chuck it<\/strong>
\nI don\u2019t care how much they loved it. They don\u2019t need it, and they don\u2019t want it, and it\u2019s taking up space in your house. Caveat: You can keep it if it\u2019s a stuffie. You are allowed to keep a stuffie or six.<\/p>\n

5. That iPhone box<\/strong>
\nThe impulse to keep iPhone boxes remains a great American mystery.<\/p>\n

6. Birthday cards
\n<\/strong>One day, you imagine, your child will want every birthday card they ever received. Pause. Think about your end game. Do you want to hoard every birthday card you\u2019ve<\/em> ever received? You wouldn\u2019t look at them. You\u2019d vaguely resent them. Don\u2019t be that mother who saves all of her kid’s, then calls them in 20 years and attempts to pass the torch. Throw them out now and save the argument later.<\/p>\n

7. Those clothes your kids refuse to wear
\n<\/strong>My oldest wouldn\u2019t wear jeans. He had a drawerful. Instead, he favored ratty athletic pants or shorts. Why would I keep a literal drawer full of clothes (jeans take up a lot of space) when I could fill them with clothes he\u2019d actually use? The same goes for your toddler who insists on wearing a dress every day and hasn’t touched her sweatsuits in ages. Let. Them. Go. Eventually, I purged all my kids\u2019 closets\u2014or rather, I let them do it because they\u2019re old enough that I can\u2019t force them to wear what I pick any longer (cue dramatic, tearful sniff). We traded with friends for clothes the kids liked. Then I bought my oldest cargo pants.<\/p>\n

8. The fair\/amusement park tickets of yore<\/strong>
\nOnce, you visited a magical land of child slot machines. Yes<\/em>, you said as you dragged your spawn from the blinking hellscape, wishing there was a matching version of Gamblers Anonymous. We will return one day to use the approximately three dollars and 25 cents worth of tickets you can trade for a loud, plastic toy.<\/em> Do not think about how much money you dropped to earn those tickets: They\u2019re banking on that. The game was always rigged, and your kid had fun at the arcade. Ditch \u2018em.<\/p>\n

9. The mud-caked shoes
\n<\/strong>Sometimes, no matter how much you spray a pair of white sneakers, you can\u2019t get the mud out of the cracks. Sometimes, you\u2019re too icked out to scrub it with a toothbrush. This is not about the mud. This is about the sneakers: They\u2019re ancient and they smell bad, and you can use the mud as a convenient excuse to toss them. Your children will not argue because mud is disgusting, and they think those shoes are hopelessly contaminated anyway.<\/p>\n

10. The old magazines
\n<\/strong>You will never look at that issue of Southern Living<\/em> again. Admit it. You\u2019re not going to cook the squash casserole, okay? Your kid would cheerfully choose cannibalism over zucchini. Pulp the magazines and back away slowly.<\/p>\n

11. Tupperware without lids
\n<\/strong>Where do the lids go? That’s a trick question. You will never ever find out. Accept what you cannot change\u2014the lids are gone\u2014and even if they do appear at the bottom of a cabinet, they\u2019ll be dusty and gross and you won\u2019t want to use them.<\/p>\n

12. Sippy cups and bottles
\n<\/strong>To confront them is to confront mortality. Be brave. Remember: Sippy cups come with grubby paws and sticky faces and diapers. Lots of diapers. Remember those diapers and the screaming nights and the times you never slept? Maybe you don\u2019t. You didn\u2019t sleep. You do not want to return there. Ditch the cups and bottles as soon as you’re able. You are not going back. And if you’re still in that season of life when you’re drowning in dozens of parts, keep the faith! Your day will come soon enough.<\/p>\n

13. The idea of achieving a perfectly clean space
\n<\/strong>Throw this one away while you\u2019re at it, too. It\u2019s not going to happen. You have children and a life, and work\u2019s never done. Get rid of the idea that you\u2019re getting rid of everything. Nothing\u2019s ever perfect. Your to-do list never ends, and you\u2019ll drive yourself batty if you think it will. Sing the Frozen<\/em> \u201cLet it Go\u201d song. You\u2019re doing the best you can, and honestly, that\u2019s plenty!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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