Too many toys

We're lead to be believe that if a little is good, then more is better. But, the irony is when it comes to toys, the fewer kids have the more they play.

What is the problem with too many toys? From a Montessori perspective too many toys can interrupt a child's sense of order, create stress and is downright overwhelming. Here are some reasons it's a problem to have too many toys.

Do your kids have too many toys? Sounds like you might need a toy purge. This guide will help you get the job done!

Looking for non-toy gifts for preschoolers? If you have a preschooler with too many toys, you're definitely not the first. Preschool gifts that aren't toys can be tricky to pick out since preschoolers are at an age where it's important to make sure gifts are age appropriate, which is why we've created a list of our favorite age appropriate gifts for preschool aged children that aren't toys (most are even educational!)

One friend raves about having fewer toys. Another has a house so packed, it looks like a toy store. How do you know how many toys do kids really need and how many toys are too many?

Today I am sharing the toys to ditch with minimalism and what we ended up keeping. There are six different types of toys that we ended up decluttering.

Do you ever get so fed up with all the toys lying around that you threaten to take them all away? I did! Here's what happened:

How to organize toys in your playroom—a few ideas for decluttering, organizing, and making a perfect playroom for your kids! Welcome to Day 6 of our 30 Day Decluttering Challenge! For the next few days, I’m going to show you a few ways I’ve applied the principles we’ve already discussed in my own home. Yesterday...

Is your house drowning in too many toys? Before you give them all away, read this for ideas on how to coexist peacefully with your children’s toys.