EXTREME KONMARI METHOD Kids Clothes. Biggest DECLUTTER EVER! Hoarder to Minimalist ❤️

[@CB-jh1pt]

Having boxes of “keep” seems to be such an important strategy in healing in hoarding disorder. I watched other organising / minimising videos, and it does make me feel silly and sad when I can’t let go of the “maybes”. But the extra energy is worth it on the long run, because you’ve made so much progress by carving and sharing your own path… I’ll follow your lead! Thank you ☺️

[@wtfisahandle369]

I LOVE your attitude. And I love that you do it SLOWLY. This is such a great advise for people who have a harder time letting go items. You make the steps comfortable and motivating! I'm sharing this to my mother in law who is a hoarder but wants to declutter but just can't let anything go.

[@The_Joy_Finder]

Yay! A 'regular' decluttering. This must have been the best feeling in the world.

[@couponlady7240]

I’m really impressed with how much you let go ... and that you are respectful of your anxiety levels too! I’m impressed with how the boy’s closet is looking less and less crowded. Can I mention a tip? Basically keep short sleeves and long sleeves together. As a Mom that helps me to be better able to define how many of each type of shirt they have .., which helps me define “what is enough”. If I can share 1 other tip it’s about how I define “enough clothes for each zone for each person in the family”. First: Define activities the person does that needs a separate wardrobe. Examples; sleeping, school, work, church, yard work, exercise swimming 🏊, snow ⛄️ wear, etc. Second: I use 4 words to define “enough”: critical, need, want and luxury. I’ll define what I mean by each. CRITICAL: Two outfits. One to wear while the other is being cleaned. NEED: This is barely enough to get from laundry 🧺 day to laundry 🧺 day. WANT: This is what you really prefer to have and are willing to take care of. LUXURY: Anything additional to “wants”. This is where some people say if I bring something else in, something else goes out. Maybe purchases here are more about having what you love most too. After awhile one learns more specifically what kinds of things you prefer to buy. Note: Some categories may overlap (ie. - church and work; exercise and yard work.). Be aware of that too. The more “overlapping” happens, the more fewer pieces of clothing are needed. That’s where people start talking about “capsule wardrobes”. When one knows what colors look good on someone, what they prefer and what they are willing to take care of, then one can create a wardrobe base. One beginning thought 💭 is if it can be used with 3+ other pieces of clothing, the possibilities of outfits goes up. Guys are easier than gals because guy pants 👖 and shorts are quite neutral in colors. Gals, on the other hand, pants 👖 can be a wide variety of lengths, styles, colors, etc. It’s the same for every category ... which leads to it’s easier for gals to have more stuff. We just need to be more mindful of how to use everything than guys. Guys generally don’t want to think 🤔 about all of that. They just want to wear and go and any choice is fine. That’s why most male clothes are neutral in colors. Exceptions are not as many as for females. That’s it for tips. You’re doing so well these days!

[@cack121]

I must admit...I got super excited when you said "I have 3 weeks to sell, whatever doesnt sell goes to the sharing table" When decluttering, it is imperative to get the stuff out of the house as soon as possible. So proud of your :-) You are doing an amazing job. Extremely impressed with this PURGE

[@whatgwenloves]

My jaw hit the floor when you said let if go! Massive declutter and you're so right. They have plenty and you won't miss a thing! Minimal clothes is key in my house. So when the toddler pulls everything out onto the floor, it doesn't take long to put it back away 😁 And to add about the sentimental bin, no big deal! It's organized and labeled in only one bin. Gives you some peace of mind and doesn't stall out any decluttering motivation. I have a feeling maybe a few years down the road you're going to feel the desire to downsize some sentimental stuff to take up a few less bins. But why rush? Progress not perfection. You're doing amazing!

[@jeanninebringmann792]

my jaw literally dropped when you said you would let go of that huge pile - what a victory for you!!

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@felichiah5845]

WOW WOW WOW! What a blessing you are giving others with your decluttering. I'm speechless.

[@lizzyg3487]

My theory is that the clothes of our kids that we are the most attached to are the ones we put on our kids. I know for me once they were dressing themselves and picking things out themselves that I really stopped being attached to them. (Excluding a couple super special things to them)

[@ahoardersheart]

Wow, that is a great observation!! I just realized how right you are!!! I am attached to the excitement of dressing a little baby & toddler! Thank you for sharing that with me ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@whatgwenloves]

Lightbulb moment! Never thought of it like that but yes so true.

[@mimsmom6]

I was so impressed when you were done sorting and let go of that pile that was so huge. You need to change the narrative in your head where you tell yourself “look at this pile I am letting go of, I am a hoarder I have to keep something”. Then you filled up that green bin. If you had said “I am so proud of myself for not keeping a bin of clothing my kids can’t wear anymore” that would have been even better. We are all a work in progress, like fine wine we improve with age.

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️ I see what you’re saying...I will try to say that next time and it’s more dealing with my emotions so I don’t allow my anxiety to rise! So maybe I’ll say, it’s okay to feel these emotions and I will allow myself to process them so I can let go. Hoarding is a coping mechanism for all the yucky anxiety & depressed emotions! But I am changing into more healthier coping skills!! Thank you so so much my friend ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@faithdijkema6785]

Baby steps mimsmom6

[@Saaaaarah]

Maybe even change the mindset from “having” to let go to getting to keep nice clothes for your boys and getting to help so many families with your gracious heart! This one was a big one for you ms heart. Such a great job :)

[@keelienne]

Maybe it soothes your anxiety if you don’t take an empty bin for the keeps, but condense with the two that are already in your basement? Just like you did with the Dalmatians 🙂

[@keelienne]

And maybe two more little tips.. if Brandon outgrows something, put it in with Tyler’s clothes, maybe to the side. This way if you put them away at the end of the season, you already have them all together next year 🙂 And for something that drives me crazy.. 😅 If you hang up your boys pants, could you fold them in the middle, since you are using the clippy-hangers anyway? That way they don’t drag on the ground and they can vacuum their closets 😉 I just had to rewatch your last declutter of kids clothes, and it is amazing 😍 how much less your heart has to keep to stay calm and free of anxiety. 😊 I am so very, very happy for you, it is amazing to see how much happier 🧘🏼‍♀️ and lighter you are 💜 This is astonishing growth in an amazingly short period of time! Please be as often as proud of yourself as you can 💜🥰 🦄

[@kendrasullivan7407]

How about putting a "Too Small" bin in their closets? Whenever they try something on and find it doesn't fit anymore they put it there instead of keeping in their closet or the dirty laundry pile until you find it.

[@MrsDonaghue]

Great idea!

[@christinevr7698]

I have 3 daughters that were 2 years/3 years between the oldest and youngest. I used to do this. Find a corner of the closet, a bin “too small/too big”, at every season we would quickly go through that pile and pass it to the next one, or if it was too dated/used up, get rid of it. It worked like a charm. I also had a friend who’s daughter was just a bit older than my oldest, and she had a “too big” pile. Same process- a few times a season, we would check to see if stuff now fit/ if my daughter liked it still... once you get this process going you avoid the massive purges, and do little drop offs at your local thrift shop, or sharing table.

[@Siures]

We do the same. When seasons change we do a little try on with clothes I am not sure about but in between we declutter as soon as we recognize too small clothes into a „give to cousins“ or donation box.

[@alanbirkner1958]

My kids are in their 40's. You are teaching a good lesson by getting rid of so much. Proud of you. Tina

[@crybebebunny]

WoW. Is the Sharing Table at your Church ? Or at a community place ? I know for a fact I would feel so much better if the stuff I got rid of would be loved by another family just abit of how I felt when my family did. I know because my children have attached to clothes that were given to them are a recycle. They love going to Thrifty stores and purchasing high quality items than new and disposable things.We have a vegetarian in our family and my husband makes sure to purchase at least one good used item for them. This child shines the brightest when givenWe have a vegetarian in our family and my husband makes sure to purchase at least one good used item for them. This child shines the brightest when given that than money 💰. Teens and older children get harder to purchase gifts for, so money seems to be easier.

[@gloria7324]

Incredible. Just...WOW! Haha at first I thought 'Oo she could probably get rid of half that, easy' just by judging your sons' ages and how kids outgrow things. My dropped when you did! You are very inspiring. And it's comforting to see how you listen to your gut and you allow yourself to keep special things and not force yourself. It's less panic and guilt, more joyful and positive! ❤

[@gigieyre]

There is a church in my area that has what's called a Foster Closet. It's large building that foster parents can come and get clothing for the foster children. Usually its emergency situations. Lots of times children are taken from homes in the night are they don't have time to get a bag or anything. Parents can run over to the building and get what they need until they are able to get some of the child's actual clothes. All these clothes would be such a blessing for them.

[@megan2176]

The great thing about sorting clothes that kids have just recently outgrown is that it's less of an "aww, remember when" situation since it's so recent, if that makes sense. Maybe if you had packed away those clothes for another few years, it might have been harder? Not sure! Anyway, great job! :)

[@ahoardersheart]

Ohhhh...that is a great observation!! I noticed with my hoarding Disorder the older things are...the harder it can be to let go! So I think you are right on that!! Thank you so much for sharing that with me ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@eSusan12]

OMG this was amazing!!! The first thing I can see is how much easier it is going to be for the boys to put away and keep their clothes organized. Also for you getting the seasonal changes out will be so much easier next season. You are way beyond hoarder! Look at what you are not going to have to manage anymore. All the stuff in the house is taking your time to manage. You are putting all that time into your family and not your stuff!!!

[@practicalword]

I love how you are decluttering when the occasion arises. You could have just brought out the winter clothes, but instead you took the opportunity to declutter. And you did a great job!

[@michellnielsen7451]

I just had a genuine loud "Awe/Gasp" that made me tear up! When I heard you say you were ready to let go of the rest. You're going to bless so many Mamas and Littles with all those clothes. I personally know the relief of getting so many hand me downs when we needed them most, and have tried my best since to pass on clothes as soon as it's outgrown to others. Others who have also expressed their gratitude when money was tight. I've learned over time our hoarded clothes (items) don't serve others, and even sometimes ourselves! 💜💜😍 Fantastic job Ms. Heart! I'm so proud!

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@lydiam9836]

My mouth dropped when you said you were happy to get rid of it all! you are an inspiration to so many. What a brilliant declutter- I’m proud of you!! Xxx🥳🥳

[@faithdijkema6785]

Mrs Hart, where do I begin? I was feeling very unconfortable for you when you let us see everthing. A mountain of clothes ⛰. A big mountain! Huge! And you marched right to your goal! Congrads! U r moving! Wow! I👏 u!! Please take care, take a break if you need it. Baby steps, 2 years later, look at u! B Blessed. 💟

[@cmac2295]

This is a valuable lesson that you are doing. They are going to thank you for this years from now ☺

[@christinevr7698]

I am starting the process of Konmari-ing my own clothes. omg I did not realize until I pulled all my like clothing together how much I had!! Thanks for showing me your process. It.’so keeping me inspired, to plug along.

[@o0Theresa0o]

Yaaaaas queen! You're doing such an incredible job! It seems like you might be at a point where you're just tired of the stuff (which is a great place to be, IMO). You'll also start noticing how much easier it is to keep things clean and tidy with less stuff!

[@goldfishsnake]

such a success! One thing I noticed is that because you sorted and labeled your bins well, you were able to just hold onto what you need and the truly special things. So keep up the sorting and labeling! Even if you don't get rid of things right away, if you just put like with like it's getting you way farther :D

[@NCDesmo]

You did a fantastic job Ms. Heart!!! You're right- why keep clothes that don't fit. Don't forget to mark the 'Spring Sharing Table' tub so it's easy to spot next March. Minimalism is what you need and not a lot extra to clutter. Space made in the basement with less full tubs. You are owning your space in leaps and bounds!!!

[@ahoardersheart]

Awe, thank you so much my dearest friend ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@findingaway5512]

Wow!!!! Great let Gos! I have been passing along my younger girls and my boys close to other kids that are right underneath their ages It's so nice to be able to hand them to somebody that can use them right away. Or in the future.

[@jennysmith80]

I'm blown away at the progress you've made! Your son's will find it so much easier getting dressed for the day and also maintaining their closet . Try posting the t-shirts as bundles on FB because they're great for layering during the winter season. Totally amazed!!! ❤❤❤

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@CB-jh1pt]

Wow! I’m watching this in June 2022… you haven’t mentioned a sharing table in a while! I know you’re a super busy mamma, but I didn’t know if anyone else in your church/ community has taken the reigns in organising one? :)

[@piaschaelicke3543]

Girl you surprised me here. I am sooo proud! Like honestly who are you to give away so many clothes? Other mothers will be blessed by your decision and I hope you feel great with it even after a while, but I bet you will. Good job!

[@josephdaly2015]

OMG that was absolutely amazing 👏👏👏 Take a bow 🙇‍♀️ You sorted off season and winter so quickly 👍 As always your thinking of others with the huge pile for the sharing table and I think your right to take both winter and summer (you can always layer summer tees under the winter stuff). I hope you can sell all the designer on Marketplace and boost your savings 🤑 you really deserve it. Stay safe and healthy. Joes wife Mary 👏👍🦄💐💖

[@juliebrooke6099]

You’ve done a great job. You’ll hardly need anything for your youngest this year,and if you keep your purchases for your eldest to an absolute minimum next year’s sorting piles will be so much smaller to begin with.

[@wonderingsanna]

Oh! What a blessing to be able to pass all this on to other kids and to fill yur emergency fond with some to.

[@EricaLucasLoves]

That’s incredible!!!! You are letting go of sooooo much in this video!!

[@amandawilliams3926]

Finally a realistic decluttering video thats what my piles sort of look like am getting better each time as well

[@rachelselby5469]

That was amazing! You brought 8 totes up from the basement and you're only keeping 3! Score!

[@DeeDeeMcTree]

Wow you just blew my mind! The way you were just like "let's just get rid" in such a blasé way, like it wasnt a massive decision for you to get rid of so much all at once. I dont think even I (who hold no particular attachment to clothes) could have done that! You've come so far, and I love being part of your journey. Keeping only 1 box of sentimental out of all that is impressive, and when it comes around to March when you do it again you'll probably find that you can get rid of some of those sentimental pieces and only keep a few you really love, maybe even get them all the ages down to 1 box.

[@ct3658]

You said in one of your older videos, "When did my stuff start owning ME?" I kept thinking about that moment as you took control and made room for yourself to breathe. I am so incredibly excited for you.

[@anamcdowell9478]

WOW!!!!! That was amazing!!!!! My favorite part was at 9:10 when you decided to just let it go. It actually brought tears to my eyes. Your voice sounds stronger and your determination is truly inspiring. The blessing your going to give multiple families is truly wonderful. I love that your giving the sell pile a time limit. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ahoardersheart]

AWE!!! Thank you so so much my dearest friend ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@sharjo52]

Blessing others is pure joy💕 Keep on growing and soon your cutter will be no more! Thank you for caring about others children 😇

[@lotus8656]

Growing up with 2 Hoarder Parents i think its amazing you are doing this while your kids are young.As an adult it has greatly affected my own life as an adult growing up around the clutter.

[@southernkudzu9107]

What a Hugh pile! You did a great job!!

[@melissacross1121]

Minimalism is what feels right for you and your children and everything you are saying now about keeping what you need and passing on the joy to others is so inspiring. It’s wonderful to hear and see you enjoying the challenge and the process and finding the right balance for you each time xx

[@jeannebowes2898]

Always cheered to see you! Grown son is switching and sorting his seasonal clothing this afternoon. Donations go to the homeless shelter in town. I tossed some socks and underthings this morning. It is trash night, our traditional day for decluttering = our system for staying current. I also sort out as I launder items and keep a bag in the garage to go out. Mondays are WHB day in Flylady and we are in Zone three, the Master Bedroom, so I always go through my little closet then. You have so much clothing, a children’s center would greatly benefit. I am so happy you are letting go! Many many hugs to you!

[@barbfrank917]

You did a great job. Along your family's journey you'll find more clothes to get rid of, we all tend to wear the same clothes and the unworn ones can be gotten rid of.

[@alisonmartin6844]

Wow, that was a lot! BTW, I would hang the pants at the top so they won’t drag on the floor in the closet.

[@christhompson7558]

What a nice way to bless other Moms by participating in the sharing table! Next maybe the boys could declutter the non-clothing items still in their closets. :D

[@sharjo52]

That sound like a good plan to declutter the other things in the closet 🌷

[@ahoardersheart]

That will definitely be a future video too 💞

[@heathergruenberg3273]

That was an undertaking.... but you did great!!! I think we all have so much clothing and as you showed the closets and said you probably don't need to buy anything - I thought 'I Agree'! It is only about 2 months until Christmas and a couple of pieces could be bought then! Good Job!

[@madeleinesvensson-m3y]

Omg!!! I am soooo impressed! And not just because you got rid of so much, also because you have really started to think in such a healthy way! You are an amazing and generous person and it’s so beautiful to see you stepping into your own. Sending you all my love ❤️

[@roseandisabella]

Super duper good job!!!!!

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so so much 💜🦄💜

[@fieldfarmer777]

this is so fantastic! you got it down to 4 (?) bins (thinking 1 for each child’s summer and 2 or 3 sentimental) and that’s SO great for you Miss Heart. you did SO well you should be so proud of yourself. when you sort winter and summer for the sharing table, i recommend throwing in a few tshirts. as a kid i really appreciated getting tshirts for pajamas because i felt constructed by long sleeves at night

[@fieldfarmer777]

also like you put in their closets, a few pairs of shorts for around the house are always appreciated. whatever spring clothes YOU don’t get rid of, you can keep for the spring

[@julzzbott]

this is awesome! I love the way you question "is this minimalist? can i be a minimalist?" Yes! Of course! minimalism is fluid, and especially with growing kids, having enough extra for getting messy, growing into/ out of things, etc. makes so much sense. This is my first time watching your videos and I was so impressed and excited that other people in your community will get to share and love your kids' clothes!

[@marilyn5067]

That is awesome! Probably most stuff you ever decluttered at one time! And some other little kids can enjoy them now!

[@ahoardersheart]

It really was the biggest Declutter I have ever done!! The mamas at the Sharing Table will be so happy 💜🧡

[@donnajohansen5915]

Let it go!! There are a lot of parents that would be so happy to get these items for their boys. Very nice clothes. 🥰

[@rebeckamattisson5083]

Yay, you are doing yourself a big favor by getting rid of so much clothes that you don't have to go through again. Great job! :)

[@karenhoward8542]

Absolutely amazing madame!

[@Nat073]

Omg!! You're making so much progress!! Have you considered putting Brandon's bottoms on the same bar/rack as his tops since he's getting taller and can reach higher up. Also his pants are dragging on the floor and getting dirty since they're longer now. Moving them up will also make more room on the floor for storage. Maybe you could keep the tub with his off season stuff.

[@cathyblackhall3448]

Or maybe change the hangers so the pants fold over on the hanger instead of from the waist?

[@whit7862]

Ugh, kid clothes! I find it takes me so long! But finally right now my kids have only right-size, season-appropriate clothing that fits in their closets easily. Then in the basement we have 1 tub each per size 18 months to 7-8 years (youngest wears 12 months and oldest wears 5-6). Plus a box for sentimentals and a tub of 9 mo stuff already up on FB marketplace. When a switchover needs to happen I try to put only the best stuff back in the basement for little sisters and otherwise donate or trash. Keeping the closet to a manageable number is key or else the too-small stuff stays at the bottom. You're doing such a great job!!!

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@thelissoway6758]

Bring all the seasons to the sharing table. I personally always try to get the next season during the winter/summer

[@ellenstam-mulder3002]

i am so proud of you. tears in mijn eyes. your kids has enough clothes. how less cloths you have less get trow on the floor. big hug Ellen

[@bmoremom8458]

Outstanding! Now other boys and families can enjoy those clothes.

[@ahoardersheart]

Absolutely 💜🦄💜🦄

[@chrys7174]

I think you're making HUGE strides since I have started watching your channel. You should be very very proud of alk your hard work

[@Hi998452XP]

Wow!!! You did such an amazing job. I can tell that your time decluttering the basement has really, really strengthened your decluttering muscles. This is a moment to take a step back and be proud of yourself-- amazing progress has been made, and you should feel good about it!! 💖

[@ilovepudge08]

Can you keep us updated on how much you made from your sell pile? Very proud of you

[@ahoardersheart]

You know what?! You totally read my mind!! I started writing it down and I will record what a sell for a future video!! Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@keepingupwithkelsey2980]

Yes! YES! YESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!! You get to bless others, make some money, AND reclaim your basement!

[@ahoardersheart]

I just LOVED reading your message!!! It made my heart so happy 🤩❤️

[@greenwillow5404]

That was absolutely astonishing!!! You let go of so much!!! Incredible! The clothes in your sons' closets are hanging so neatly now. Your boys will really be able to see what they have now. Access to their clothes is going to be so easy for them. I'm sure they are going to love and appreciate what you've done for them. Phenomenal job!👏🤗💕

[@sarrabogri4455]

Amazing job girl now ask your son what Brandon doesn't like so its an extra declutter for his room congratulations again from Athens Greece

[@sallymartin581]

That's awesome! I'm so glad you're Shari g to inspire others who are struggling!

[@sravish443]

There are so many children who will love the stuff you’re passing on. I congratulate you in every video you post, but I can’t express how excited I am for you. You get stronger and stronger in each decluttering session.

[@couponlady7240]

Baby clothes and clothes “the next size or two down” thought 💭: I do need to lose weight, so yes ... I had clothes smaller than what fit me. I stored them for awhile but then one day I “gave myself permission to rebuy that size when I was ready to wear the size again”. Personal (and from my husband) permission gave me peace to let most things go. I kept a few sentimental things, but I have decluttered again and let some of the sentimental things start to go too. It’s harder when one’s body has hoarding tendencies, but possible at one’s personal pace. Defining “enough” may help. When one can “see function and purpose” with what one has, then it helps one be satisfied and grateful with “enough”. My Summer of 2020 Personal Decluttering New Standard is .... Things to keep are: 1. What you actually use in the present. 2. What prepares you for the future (enough). 3. Things from the past that still edify you in needed ways in the present and in the future. Before 2020: 1. Does it serve me, or do I serve it? 2. It’s nice to have what serves us well instead of babysitting a lot of stuff. We need to do other things with our family and time. Lots of people have personal standards for keeping stuff. The more you are aware of your WHY, the more you can focus on that ... and pass along your life’s lessons to others.

[@couponlady7240]

Some baby things are just going to simply be sentimental, and that’s okay. I saved a very special outfit to give to our eldest when he became a Dad. Thing is, “they (he AND his wife)” didn’t want it. So, I’m grateful I could offer it, but I’m going to continue to look 👀 for a special home 🏡 to offer it to. I think that will bring me the most peace. I’m looking forward to it too.

[@The_Joy_Finder]

What a fabulous comment.

[@mickalaloeffelbein4935]

Each minimalist is different, just cause some people are comfortable with one tote per child, doesnt mean that it works for your family. Less is best, but less is different for everyone! So what makes you feel good. Maybe in the future you find you need more OR less than you need now, its ok to fluctuate!

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you for explaining that to me ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@corneliakeller438]

Nobody can feel good with overconsumption in this dimension.

[@barbarap6851]

Fantastic job!!! That all makes so much sense how you went about going through and deciding about the clothes. Your kids got to wear them and now they will bless someone else. Plus, you will save money because your kids have enough for the winter! Keep it up!!

[@ritavasnanigurbani6063]

Hey girl! Today was extreme! It shows the fact that you're truly recovering! I love ur elder's decluttering series! Hope you can soon share us more of it! Really happy for you!! Keep it up!

[@lizh7210]

I used to have a ton of kid clothes- I got rid of most of them and buy very few new pieces now. Less clothes not only equals less clutter, washing is much easier since loads are done more frequently. Items are worn a lot so we get our $$ worth before they outgrow them.

[@ahoardersheart]

You are absolutely right my friend ❤️🙏🏻❤️ Working towards that goal too 🌟

[@lizh7210]

@@ahoardersheart My boys are closer in age than yours so I have the benefit of sharing things simultaneously. Maybe yours haven’t reached the age yet where they just want to wear Adidas pants and shorts year round... when this happens, it will become their minimalist uniform and shopping will be that much easier. You’ve done amazing- you should feel very very proud of yourself.

[@loribrentano3042]

Holy moly lol! So impressed and glad for you! You seem so light and free now. Keep going girl! Get rid of the extra hangers too.

[@amywilliams4097]

Wow! What an outstanding declutter. I know that took a lot out of you but you should feel so proud. I just started watching your channel a couple weeks ago and the difference from where you started to now is just amazing! I would love a whole house tour with before and after when you feel comfortable doing it. Thank you for the motivation! Have a wonderful day! :)

[@ahoardersheart]

That is an absolutely fabulous idea!! I need to write that down and pull some old footage!! Thank you so much, I’m so grateful you found me ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@umabapat8826]

Don't worry about sentimental items. Sometime down the line when you would look at YOUR own minimal home, where you would be satisfied and happy... you will look back and say... it was worth it!

[@porcelina956]

That is a healthy compromise considering the amount you will passing onto other families. I can only imagine how tiring it must get to be moving those tubs up and down the stairs twice a year and looking through all those clothes. I'd be like good-bye no more. You have really come along way. I only wish my father could show the same growth but he is endlessly churning and getting in trouble with the city. Speaking of winter it is already snowing today! Weather forecast predicts 3-5" yes in Minnesota we talk about the weather a lot.

[@shelleys226]

Have you thought of putting the Christmas clothes in the Christmas bins? Your boys won’t wear them until it is time to pull out decor and it would save you closet space! It also is less clothes for your boys to pick from each day which can be overwhelming.

[@anuhietamaki6976]

Wow, you did so well! You are making many families happy at these hard times. ❤

[@theurbanthirdhomestead]

Whaaaaat?!!! You killed it on this episode!!! Nice job! 👏

[@ahoardersheart]

Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@Warrrkotka]

I'm so proud of you. You got rid off a lot. I'm also thinking this year is game-changing for you because you're attitude towards your things is less and less singular-object-oriented and getting more and more broad-collective-oriented.

[@Wife14Mom17]

You are so strong going through this many clothes. I have a 3 year old boy and an 8 week old girl. I have decided to keep the sentimental clothing and sell the rest. I have half of a tote total of sentimental clothes and I am more of a minimalist. It’s okay not to get rid of everything. The money will help with my loss of income during maternity leave. I have made over $600. I have also decided to sell most of the large baby things like the bassinet and swing when she grows out of them. If we have another child, I get to buy new things (either new or used but new to me) which is always fun.

[@aliciacassio4215]

Great job. And also great that you plan to put things that don’t sell onto the sharing table with the obvious sharing pile. NICE!!

[@Ragt0p]

«I’m just gonna let it go» - you are forcing me to do a happy dance over here 😄😄🕺🕺💃💃💃 Well done!!

[@alba_Pi]

Mrs. Heart: I can't believe what I'm going to say but I just let it go me (freaking out): NO WAY!!!! my god, I SO darn proud of you !!!! YOU DID IT!!!!! I'm really impressed with your

[@brettturner6586]

You are doing so well and going to bless so many others with kids. You will look back at these videos years from now and see the change and your accomplishment.

[@mickalaloeffelbein4935]

AWWWW SWEETIE!!! Good job on letting all of that go! My heart smiled when I heard the acceptance in your voice as you said it, it sounded like relief!!!

[@ahoardersheart]

Awe!!! Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@mindys1198]

I feel like you've had an ah-ha moment and your tired of spending your time and energy on stuff, stuff that in a few years wouldn't matter. So bravo, let it go and get back more time. So so proud of you 💕

[@tanishadorn6449]

You’ve done so well!! I struggle to get rid of kids clothes, I even struggle to part with the clothes that were bought for my boys by friends / family that I don’t like ! But you’ve inspired me to have another go at it all 💕

[@denisemarie6131]

I luv how you say it feels good in your heart. You talk about what you feel in your gut. I like this. I want to learn to hone in my feelings like this, too. 🤗💕

[@emilyjohnson162]

You did so well, i declutterd all of my 1 year old baby clothes due to recently finding out I'm having a girl and i realised how overwhelming and sentimental it is. So now i understand the struggle of baby things cos its just a reminder on how quick they grow up xx

[@melanietrester]

hello from germany, hi miss heart,our older one is 3 1/2 and we are expecting our daughter for the 1st advent, when we were planning a second child, i started to keep the clothes of the big ones, i'm quite generous with colors, the little one doesn't have to wear pink and the big one has also red and purple things. i think it's ok to dress unisex, later i pass the things on to people who can use it, i did it before. we also have a friends swap group, of course I kept some baby things from the big one as a memento, the little one is allowed to carry it now, and she will also get a memory box later. I can only say there was always too much clothing, although I paid attention to cotton, organic, self-sewn and good quality, but you always get something for free ..... you made a good job, be safe

[@flyingfire908]

This was sooo satisfying to watch. Im so happy that you got so far in your journey to let go of so much. I get a lot of anxiety about letting sentimental items go, because its one of the only ways for me to remember, my memory is very bad.

[@jodyhuntsman4126]

Whoo hoo! Boom! Blowing it out of the park! Yes bless others! Proud of u!

[@MsHammy91]

If it hadn't been 6am I would've screamed YES as you said you're gonna let go of all these unused clothes. Soooo amazing!!! I hope everything sells and that the sharing table will also be successful!!

[@lesterbock9851]

From Judy in Australia 🇦🇺. With sentimental stuff, something that worked for me was buying a doona/quilt cover and sewing the “memories” onto it. My son appreciated the memories cover especially when he moved away from home. I used the kid’s club cloth badges, boy’s brigade shirt pieces, footy club numbers and colours etc. It gave an extra level of warmth for winter, and in summer he used it without the inner to place on his bed. ❤️🇦🇺

[@jordanvejtasa446]

Great job!! I can’t believe you let go of that much! You are doing so amazing 🥰

[@ahoardersheart]

Right!! I feel like a Minimalist took over my body this episode!! Lol Thank you so so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@neelamgundapur931]

I love ur videos they get me out of depression Kindly make videos every week

[@taniastuder9542]

So proud of you! I hope you're also proud of yourself