Clutterfree with Kids
by Joshua Becker
Becker on raising children with less: toys, clothes, artwork, schedules and screens, and the values that fewer possessions teach. It is gentle and practical, with the recurring insight that children adapt to less faster than parents expect.
Read it if…
your house is buried in toys and you want a way out that includes the children.
Skip it if…
you have no children.
Three things you will actually use
- Fewer toys, deeper play.
- Involve children in giving; it teaches generosity.
- Model it; children learn minimalism from watching.
Do this first
Box half the toys and store them; rotate in a month and see what is missed.
Our verdict
Gentle and practical.
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