Declutter Kids Toys With Me! Day 15 - Spring Declutter Challenge
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SPRING DECLUTTER CHALLENGE
Day 1. Junk Drawer
Day 2. Books & Magazines
Day 3. Linens & Towels
Day 4. Outerwear and Shoes
Day 5. Emails
Day 6. Fridge and Freezer
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Day 8. Paperwork
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I'm nearly 34 and I still can't declutter my OWN childhood toys. Very sentimental work. Great job, Steph!
Yes even us grown ups have a hard time letting go of our toys. Lol
same. its so difficult
Cleaning/purging toys is the bane of my existence! Also, I'm glad you call figures "guys" too 😂
I plan on going through toys when my kids go to Grandma's for the summer. Because I'm the mom that doesn't mind doing it without my kids lol
I am a retired Pre-K teacher, I learned in training to rotate items just as you do. I also learned that having less encourages imagination along with learning to share!
I stumbled across your video and OMG I have FINALLY found someone that speaks my language! Thank you for allowing us to actually walk through the process with you rather than just showing us clips and recapping the clean up. We are like the same person! I have such a hard time with my kids' toys too because they're toys! They're fun and I get sentimental about them. I also loved the way you kept talking to yourself and motivating yourself..."less is more", "be part of the solution", haha! I do that too. Loved your video!
Our home was so overwhelmed with toys so in December before Christmas I purged big time and I've done it once a month since. I have 6 kids so we accumulate a lot quickly.
I'm similar. 7 kids - stuff multiplies so fast. Honestly there just aren't that many toys they play with! I just keep weeding...
Yes, I do it on a very regular basis! It helps my kids learn the process better than if they only do it once per year. They know they need to play with it or it goes.
I have highly decluttered my kids toys over the last year and I still look at toys thinking we can declutter more. Even my kids tell me we can declutter more toys now!! Time really shows how successful this work is and how rewarding.
Toy rotation does work! I remember once my mother cleaned my room & put a bunch of toys in a box & and put in a spare bedroom that was used for storage. I never missed any of the toys. But I went up there once with her & discovered the box & thought I a box of treasures! Everyday I would go back & bring down 1 "new" toy & play with it! 😁
Kid stuff can be so hard! I have 9 year old twin girls and I started decluttering their toys and clothes with them when they were about 5 years old. It was so difficult for my one daughter when we started the process, but both of them are “pros” at it now. We go through clothes 3 or 4 times a year and toys about 2 times a year. I’m so proud of how they are able to make good choices now and let go of things that they don’t use/need so that other kids can enjoy/use them.
Great video you did amazingly. You are such a warm and lovely person, I feel like I've come round for coffee and your talking to me!! I love the fact you love the retro stuff too and you're not one of these perfectionist , clinical looking, everything is white and matching. You are a real person that actually lives with stuff in a home like the rest of us. ❤
It seems like in today's world kids don't have to be creative... everything is so electronic. It's nice to still see parents have toys that makes kids use their brain on creativity. Great job mom!! You are a great example of showing respect fir your kids... my boys are older so they help declutter their stuff. Great job 👍❤
it was nice that even a pro like you struggles with decluttering toys. it gives me hope that maybe i'm not as far behind as i think. thanks for being real!!!!!
You are just a GREAT MOTHER, who values you children's childhoods.
I have always had the very hardest time to decluter TOYS too. Now my children are 29 to 12 years old. They definitely appreciate that, with time they did their own declutering. I have a Declutering Princess and a Clutter Diva. My Diva is between childhood and becoming a Young Lady so with time, I won't have too many toys anymore.
Endless toy declutterer over here 🙃🤪 and yes, grandparents contribute the most! Hah.
My ex husband always contributed the biggest toys at xmas and birthdays.. knowing i had zero spare space to store whatever it was. Used to drive me crazy!! :)
No children here but I do love watching your videos. They are so encouraging and motivational! This time I picked a small cabinet; emptied, wiped down, and sorted.
We downsized/decluttered our kids toys about 2 years ago, getting rid of about 2/3 of them. My boys are 4, 8 and 11 years old. It was honestly the best thing we ever did. We keep some basic construction components out permanently, and then 3 small toy/game rotations that we switch out every 6 weeks or so. My younger 2 play with the toys so much more, and it is so quick and easy to tidy up at the end of each day. It was an absolute game changer for our home.
It really is so nice to see others struggle with these items because I have a hard time with some of my kids toys too! I think about how some items were gifts from friends and family, or like you experienced the item is just junk but the kids still enjoy playing with it… it’s hard making these decisions! I do notice every time I declutter they are able to be more creative and enjoy their space more so it’s hard but it’s worth it! Ok now time for me to let go of the guilt and go through my kids toys!
I am so bad at getting rid of toys! But….I’m getting better! And I’m teaching my kids to be able to part with their things. The toys they don’t play with will bless other children. ❤️❤️ Great motivator! My kids just watched this with me, I think it helped to see that Mom is not the only one that encourages their kids to purge toys! 🤣🤣🙌🏼🙌🏼❤️❤️
Enjoy these days; they go by sooo fast! My youngest turned 19 this month, so no toys to declutter, but lots and lots of laundry she could sort through. 😉
After my mom passed away, My siblings & I found boxes of toys she had saved for us. Iit was really cool to see them again. I still have most of them. ~Samantha
That’s why I am having a hard time with it with my kids. My parents got rid of stuff I wasn’t done with and as an adult re-bought things for nostalgia, and I don’t want my kids to hate me for getting rid of stuff they don’t use anymore. It’s always the “what if they ask about this?” It’s so damn hard to get right in and pack stuff to donate.
It does suddenly end! Then you wish they'd play with them again. Ahh happy days 😍 My top tip rotate your toys if you have a shed , attic or other storage space. Pop a few big boxes full away and then you can rotate and they come out like new and get played with a lot but you aren't having toooo many out at once. ❤️
Absolutely agree fewer and organised toys and craft stuff for us now get used much more. It's overwhelm for them I guess. 💗 We had our Lego sorted into mini drawers by colour on a table they played with it so much but it was a headache to put away now it's 3 large drawers. Trying to find a happy medium 😁😁
I love your videos! I’m so glad I found you a few days ago. I’ve been binging all your old videos and you are such an inspiration! Toys are so hard, for me it’s particularly because of the memories I have of my son playing with them. I’ve had him help me before and he is willing to get rid of so much more than I would have thought. Some of the stuff makes me sad to see it go but it’s much better in the end because everything is clean and he has more room to play with the stuff he actually kept. 🥰
My mother has always told me I have way too many toys for my boys (age 2&7, so different toy stages), and I go through the same mental barriers as you when I attempt to declutter!. She was at my house yesterday and I asked her to declutter them. The conclusion after a small pile in the middle of the room. “You really don’t have much here, their toys are so different from each other. It looks like a lot, but you only have like one toy per bin.” So much mental relief! Hahaha
Yes, enjoy the toys while you can!!! My last 2 (of 5) at home are past the toy stage…it’s fun to see your children grow & mature & become independent-it’s what we raise them to do-but it’s a bit sad too!!
My craft room/office is my big project…it’s hard to sort what you love…but it must be done!!! We got this! One thing/area at a time!!!:)
I have all our sons’ original Tonka toys (when they were metal). I also saved a lot of their Fisher Price toys: xylophone and phone with wiggley eyes. My grandkids loved them.
Kids are often collectors- it's good I think to have an adult monitor and guide what truly is a treasure!
I hates the days of decluttering toys. I now have teens and one is a crafter and she wants to save everything to use for crafting. I’ve been working on the container concept with her. She also loves to just leave things and come back to them. But she has piles all over the house and on every flat surface. We keep working on it!!!!
My daughter-in-law and I went through the toy box at my home after Easter dinner. The girls do not play with any of them. They bring their electronics when they come to the house. The little one rarely comes out. I had DIL sort through and take anything home with her that she thought our grandson would like. No pressures. I have a small box left. A few item are good enough to give away or donate. The rest will be trashed. I now have a blanket/afghan box in my living room.
Fun to watch and remember having this same struggle. My son is 34 so no more toys in my house as he is not planning on having children. I hated toys with small pieces -legos and puzzles and tiny toy soldiers. I stepped on so many after he had ‘cleaned’ his room.
Yes Decluttering toys is hard because my kids love everything but don’t need and can’t find things if they have everything. It’s also just so sentimental since getting rid of toys means saying goodbye to another stage or phase. But it’s necessary. I like to declutter toys into a box that I put in our crawl space and if they haven’t asked for it in 3-6 months I donate them. They’ve only asked for things 2 or 3 times ever.
Thanks again for the motivation
Thanks for acknowledging how hard toys are. My boys are 8 and 12 , it does go fast! My younger son will still play with things but obviously not toddler toys and I still have trouble letting them go . Their pretend kitchen is in our garage bc I can't pull the trigger on letting it go! I love remembering them play with it
Kids grown. Enjoy even the annoying stuff. Goes very very fast. Mine are grown so instead I gather every pen and pencils in every room. What work keep. What doesn’t of course gets tossed. Pens, pencil, markers. I’ll hit my art table containers for this as I do my big project the craft room
I've experienced the same thing about having too much toys in our house and decided to donate some of my daughter's toys. I really don't like the building blocks which always somehow reappear! 🤔 Less toys & stuff = more creative play! Great job Steph. Thanks for the wonderful tips and videos!
I am not a child development expert, but I recommend reading "Simplicity Parenting," which among many things, discusses the environment of a child. The author relates PTSD symptoms of children living in traumatic situations, like being war refugees, to that of children living with and in too much stuff. Although one group of children were physically safer, both groups of children shared the same behavioral tendencies. 🤯 Definitely worth the read. This book helped to put so many things in perspective for me as a parent, including letting go of the guilt and focusing more on being more intentional about our family culture. Highly recommend!
Great video, Steph. I appreciate the openness around the struggle to let things go, especially pertaining to things that are for children. The level of respect that you have for them is lovely!
I have boy/girl 12 year old twins. My daughters room is an orgsnized mess that works for her but my son is a mini hoarder. He wants to keep everything! We have worked it out that he can keep anything as long as it fits in bins under his bed or in his closet. It works for all of us because he can have his stuff and I don't trip over it all!
Toys are so hard! I loved all the little things. My daughter is 9 and is kind of over playing with toys but she does collect items on occasion. It is kind of relieving and sad at the same time!
OMG I laughed! You scared me when you said "vintage toys...look at this! from 1971 - that's 50 years old" (I was 11 LOL - I"m vintage - like a fine wine!) Fantastic doll house!! I have no little kids, but a small space for my grand daughters toys - purged :-) also spent my day working on my Zone cleaning sheets!! I'm excited to start using them (in plastic sheet protectors, and I dug out my dry erase marker to use on them) I digress! Loving these videos Steph! thanks again #springdeclutter #fellowcanadiangirl (and YES - less toys the better - they get overwhelmed with too many options - good idea to put them away for rotation once in awhile)
I try to keep my kids part of the decluttering process! They are 3&5. I feel it’s important for them to recognize the things they no longer use
I have that puzzle! The farm! I grew up in Sweden and remember playing with it and now one of my boys have it here in Australia! How cool is that! The exact same one!
Toys can be really hard. I really admire how respectful you are of your kids in the process. And you're not alone in wanting to keep toys because you like them! I've held onto toys that my kids don't play with, but that I wish they'd play with because I think it's cool.
I’m so glad that you kept the toys that you did. I have a Master’s degree in Early
Childhood Education. The simple toys that you kept (the doll house and furniture, basic trucks, etc. prompt children to create stories and situations which is terrific! Keep up the great work momma!
I love those wooden puzzles, and they've always been a hit with my kids and grandkids!
I do not have much toys left in my home. The ones I currently have is sentimental. I studied early childhood development and we were taught that children actually don't need to have a lot of toys in order to happy. Children tend to be very creative and they can play with anything. When it comes to finding ways to entertain kids, open-ended material's are recommended. These are things like papers, blocks, lego, things from nature, and so many more.
Toys are sooo hard. For example I got my daughter a doll for her very first Christmas. She NEVER played with it so I gave it away when she was about 3-4. When she was 5 she found the picture of her with the doll when she was like 9 months old and absolutely flipped. I had to scour the internet for another one and paid twice as much as the original. When I got it I gave it to her brother and told him to tell her he found it in the closet. 😂 She was so beyond excited. It broke her heart that it was “missing.”
Easy day for me! Not too many toys left.. except DOG TOYS! 😊 Thank you
It's so great that you struggling with purging your kids toys - it shows how much you respect them as people! Well done
We don’t any little children but the adult electronic toys is just as hard to keep up with. Thank you!!
I sure understand and remember those days. I know you hear it all the time, but yes, this season too shall pass, and much quicker than you can imagine. It is amazing how fast the years fly by! I miss sitting on the floor in our son's room and building farms and zoos with him. What I wouldn't give to do that again! But, the reality is, he is now 21, and I just praise God for every moment we still get to share together. Life changes, but love remains. God bless you, Steph. You are a great Mom.
You expressed all of the same emotions I have felt and I can’t tell you how validating that is to overcoming the mom pains. It was also good to see not just a “finished” project but also the art supplies being something you know you have to come back to regularly. You’re helping me bring good habits to a happy home. Thank you so much for that!
We have community garage sale in the area, so I decluttered all the BIG kid items- playhouse, trike, footpedal car, wagon, car seat and a Christmas tree! Thanks for the inspo!
I just went through my kids toys, bagged up a bunch of random toys they hardly play with and little things, storing them in the basement for awhile and tearing this out to see if they miss anything. I kept out blocks and open ended toys, I’m liking it so far! Plus no more little things that my 11 month old can choke on!
Unfortunately I wasn't able to follow this series but we will start decluttering tomorrow. Saturday there will be a collection of things for the flee market on our national holliday (the king's birthday) next week. So we don't even have to take it to the thriftstore! My children like to get the clutter before it leaves the house too! I moved toys upstairs and it made our living room so much easier to maintain. Even when we got sick and also were grieving. It made me realise even more I want a decluttered home.
My kids have done a pre-xmas toy declutter for several years now and while I do admit to sometimes "rescuing" some things from their "donate" pile and storing them away, for the most part they make good, realistic choices about what they are actually playing with and it helps keep things under control without me having to get too into decluttering their stuff. (Have to add: We also love our vintage fisher price!)
It does end. I have a 9,11,12 and 14 yr old. I remember thinking my house looked like toys r us. Do I miss it, no. I miss the kids at that stage but not the mess. I am enjoying this age a lot
I blame grandparents as well!! Lol thanks for the motivation.
Toys are so hard for me. For all the same reasons it is for you. My oldest is super sentimental though and literally cries when she thinks of all the things to get rid of. So currently we have one huge doll house, a farm, two stables and I snuck out the calico pet house. Too. Many. Houses! 😆 we have one of those wooden square things too but I actually use it as a partial gate to keep him from coming up the steps 😂
My heart went out to you, as you were so torn in your decisions. I remember those days so well. My girls are mid-late teens now. I wish I had known about minimalism when they were little.
Just recently, we sold 23 sets of the Lego Friends...and miraculously there were no missing pieces! Do you know how much time and effort went into sorting that?! 😜
And FYI...all those sets made it harder to set up and so they lost interest. Or when it was all set up, I didn't have the heart to tell them to clean it up because it was so much work to set up in the first place. Sigh!
Don't be hard on yourself. It's natural as a mom to feel that way. You're doing great!
Take care! 🇨🇦
In a new stage of life....grandchildren!!
Ages 4...2....2.....and WOW can things accumulate!!! I like the idea of rotating toys!! ....and its TRUE, this time will pass sooner than you think!! Treasure the young years of your little ones!!!! Thanks Steph!!!
Soooo many toys over here. Always hit this one after Christmas so did this one recently which feels good, but I do need to go back into my kids rooms and clear out the things they’ve gathered back into their rooms.
Well I don’t have this problem but I did create one for my grown kids. I saved just about everything and when I moved I passed on their things to them. My daughter was overwhelmed. She asked me why I saved all of the stuff and wished I had not because it was hard on her. She had already begun her decluttering journey and it stressed her out. If I had known what I know now I would have made better choices. So glad you are on the right path😊
It's amazing how much toys can accumulate so quickly! i used to rotate toys when my kids were little, and it worked so well.
Love this series and this video in particular! I have 6.5yo twins and almost 5yo and what has been best for us are these little 12Qt Iris locking plastic bins so we can subdivide and do the container concept. We only have as much LEGO, Duplo, Barbie, Polly Pocket, etc as fits in each bin and they can only get 1-3 bins at a time to play with. It makes it MUCH easier to maintain for us (and the bins aren’t so big they can’t move/carry them). I hear you on McD toys - some are such boring crap, but others are iconic characters (Mario and Snoopy and Pokémon!) or actually great toys! Most of that stuff we don’t obviously pass along (onesies and jumperoos) is in long-term quarantine. I’m actually thinking about getting a huge tub for stuffies - we’ve tried the beanbag, storage benches, piles on a couch, and it’s all too much, but what they are attached to and how much changes. I want to implement long-term storage for them so they can rotate but they stay safe from moisture and pests.
And we STILL HAVE the wooden activity cube. Sigh. I just bring it up whenever someone comes over with a baby/toddler.
The toys I have to pick up are my my doggie toys. They are everywhere. even though I have baskets to put them in they are overflowing. I think he would actually like fewer toys.
My son is 27. No more toy clutter but I do keep a small bin of toys and crafts for little guests. I'll see what's in there roday.
I saved a few favorite toys from when my boys were little (now 24 and 28). I'm definitely keeping some things for when my grandkids come to visit. But I'm realizing that I don't have to keep every single thing. There's a statistic about kids having over 200 toys and only playing with 12 daily ... that helps me to rethink how much I'm keeping!
Good chat about respectful decluttering discussion.
As a grandma now, I've had my grown daughters go through the playhouse many years ago to take what they wanted and donate the rest. I only keep 1 large tub of toys for the grand kids when they are over. But I sure remember the overload of toys in my girls rooms and the overwhelm of cleaning and organizing. I love your videos and your upbeat energy, you inspire me with fresh eyes to see what can be decluttered or rearranged. Thank you.
My son is 30 yrs. old, so no toys to purge at my house. He had buckets of Legos and was willing to donate them years ago. He did keep some of his favorite childhood toys and we have them saved in a bin. I worked on kitchen utensils - we have too many! Thanks Steph for your encouragement every day!
Art supplies are hard for us. My kiddos love the e art supplies. We try to get rid of it when it’s used up…that helps not to recycle ♻️ a lot of projects. My kids helped me Declutter their little kitchen stuff!
I too struggle so much with toys and the guilt. I've boxes a few things up in the basement though and they haven't noticed and it's been months. Now I feel better aboit letting it go.
That’s a mom for you putting your child’s hearts first because there happiness means everything even coming down to the toys
Steph, from my experience as both a parent and an early childhood educator the best toys for kids are open-ended toys, that is toys with multiple ways to use them. If they have something from each of these categories they will be more than content:
1. Some sort of construction toys, (eg. wooden blocks, duplo, magnetic tiles, lego etc),
2. Some sort of character toys, (eg. wooden people, plastic animals etc) they can use to act out real-life scenes they observe alongside their construction toys
3. Dolls or teddies to learn empathy and roleplay caring for something,
4. Balls for gross motor development,
5. Some craft supplies for fine motor and creative development
The key is to not have one-purpose toys (they get bored with them in five seconds) and to only have one or maybe two things at a time from each category so they can easily manage and use them. Toy rotation systems are great because if you find they are not playing so well with their toys you can swap out something from one or two of the categories and they instantly play better again.
Of course, all that being said, letting them run wild and free outside in nature is better than any toy created by humans!!! My opinion anyway!
And oh my, I can't believe I forgot to mention books!! Of course, a variety of books is essential!
Hi Steph…I had a spread of years with no toys and then the grandkids came along. I think I have less patience with toys all over but there are less toys and the kids go home. My challenge is to not let the toy closet or the bookcase overflow. So far, under control👍🏻
Yes, to toys declutter! I am a mother of 6,(but my youngest is 16😊), and I hav 4 grandchildren, all girls, so, I was threatening already awhile to go thru our old toys, n get rid of the junky toys!! Your video is A good motivator!!!~~Susan Kauffman
Thank you for sharing your thought process and wrestling with this challenging declutter task today. Your house is getting a beautiful and fresh restart for spring!
When my kids were young, I did a toy rotation. Only a few things at a time. They would get tired of things and it was time to rotate them out and bring out stuff that was stored. Reduce the guilt of getting rid of stuff.
My kiddos are 21yo so today I continued with decluttering paper. Even though most of my day was out of the house helping a friend post knee replacement surgery.
This is a tough one. My kids are older and it's definitely harder to purge toys when they've become attached to everything and can remember who gave them what!
With the things you're not sure about, like the blocks, you could always put them away out of sight and if they don't ask for them within the next month then get rid of them. Also, the magformers definitely fill the same role as blocks in terms cognitive development.
I had to do a solo purge of my daughter's room recently. She is pretty good at helping me declutter, but her room had gotten to the point that she was overwhelmed by it and couldn't maintain it at all. She was incredibly grateful that I did it and hasn't noticed the things I got rid of (mostly garbage and fast food toys).
Great job!! I'm a family child care provider so I have 6 kids in my home every day all day. My life is filled with toys and art supplies. It's taken some time but I am definitely on top of the toy game. I care for children of all ages so I have to be ready on the fly. In our home every toy has a designated spot on a shelf and it has its own container. I do have certain rules that would help every family. First of all food and drinks stay in the kitchen or dining room area. (contain that mess to one area) Toys are fun but only one toy off of the shelf at a time because too many toys on the floor cause accidents and we have to be safe. Set a timer if needed to get kids into the groove of cleaning up their own messes. Children need to learn this is a basic part of life and the sooner the better for them. All of my kids are 3 years old and under and they all have a great time learning through play and they have even carried our clean up process to their own homes and their parents are thrilled. I'm so proud of them. (Now to get them to make their beds in the mornings... lol)
Well said! Amen!
I have a collection slash obsession with M&M dispensers. And they are displayed. I love your vibe and ideas. Thank you for your help! Baby steps for now. We can do this
Oh yeah, toys are HARD! And there's soooo many! You did a great job today!
This is a definite area I need to work on! We have 4 large toy bins and 3 smaller ones. I’m going to tackle one large and one small today and try to do more this weekend.
I find toys hard too. Our youngest is finally starting to out grow some, but there are definitely some toys I don't want to get rid of! We have all agreed on some pretty high criteria for what toys get to stay in our house. There is only one thing that my daughter has regretted getting rid of (8yo) and we working on a replacement
I love your idea of storing a lot of the toys away, and then rotating them back out periodically. Sometimes the old favorites get played with a lot more when they reappear!
As Grandma, at first I thought I didn't need to do this, but I do have a bunch of toys that my grandkids don't play with anymore!
I really like the Minimal Mom’s idea to buy your kids’ toys from them.
Omg toys 😖 cherish the days cherish the days 🧘♀️. Finally did the pantry. Moving along!
I love watching your progress
Fast food toys are great for “busy bags” for when you are out of the house! My kids enjoy them, but no big deal if the toy gets left behind!
Toys is such a hard thing in my house our kids ranges from 7-15 so we are kinda getting out of the toy stage BUT I run a dayhome as well…what to keep what to donate…so hard! But with just 2 extra kiddos today is the day to tackle some bedroom toys!
Thanks for the motivation! Decluttered the kids winter gear, mittens, gloves, hats, ect… Ready for summer!
Big trucks/ diggers that are robust can go outside to play in a sand or gravel pit.
Keep the smaller ones, the box is the container the limit.
I got rid of most of the noisy stuff. Unless really really played with, had some as part of a farm, farmhouse. Like you say if they haven't got something they will create "out of the blocks" a house, pigsty or stables for the people and animals to go into.
Toys are so hard. My kids are old enough that they are involved with it and we go through all the toys together. They usually don't want to part with many things. I do find if they can give it to their cousins they are more willing to part with it. And I tell my sister she's under no obligation to keep things we give them.
I've loved these videos Steph! Thanks for sharing!
It's so true the toy phase goes by so fast. But now I'm in my Gramma babysits all the time phase & the toys are back. Lol
Using the container method! My youngest has gotten pretty good at understanding when there's too much... wish I had started my older kids sooner!
We're moving in a little over a month. My daughter is going to a friend's to play so I'm going to tackle her toys, books & night stand drawers.
Thank you so much for these decluttering videos. I love listening and watching you. I'm usually a day or 2 late in watching, today I'm on time! yea! You are helping me declutter items I didn't even think of.
I only have a 7 month old and already the toys collect! Working to stay on top of it while she's little! Thanks!
My son is 23 and I still haven't managed to get rid of all of the toys. Time to get down to the basement, get over my sentimentality, and declutter!