There is more to it than that, and it really is quite life changing. I’m blaming this on Marie Kondoĭid you read Marie Kondo’s book, the Life changing Magic of Tidying Up? The basic premise of the book is that you should only keep things in your home that spark joy. Whaaa? Are you even Lisa talking right now?! Who hijacked your blog and wrote this blasphemous post? Ok, give me a minute to explain myself. I went out and spent all the allotted Christmas money for our children on the cheapest and largest toys possible. With all that being said, I did a thing this year. I like to keep clutter to a bare minimum, so no one in our family has to spend extra minutes of our lives cleaning up stuff we don’t use. I just figure if something is used so infrequently that we store it away, chances are good we will never actually need the item at all. On the shelves, the baskets remain mostly empty. In our home, we have a couple sets of built-ins that have almost nothing stored in them. With five kids running around, it’s a lot easier to keep an orderly home when there aren’t unused possessions stuffed inside every open drawer, cabinet and basket. Now, you all know I love to keep our house clutter free and minimal.
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Normally, I would be your go-to gal for how to get as few toys as possible for your kids, but I literally did a 180 on my gift-giving strategy. I hate to disappoint but you all, but I actually did things quite a bit differently this year.
I have had a lot of requests this year for minimalist, simple living friendly, gifts for kids. Last year I only bought a few nice things, but let me tell you why we aren’t doing a minimalist Christmas this year. A few weeks ago I went with my sister and a friend to knock out all my Christmas shopping in one day.
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