I Threw Out So Much Trash // Organize & Clean With Me

[@telamyers5803]

most brands of period cups have different shapes and sizes!! i would recommend getting a different size and researching companies a little bit- i know there are a lot who will send youtubers free cups for sponsored videos, and then your viewers could also get a discount code! :)

[@mcwmulkens]

Exactly ;) just get a bigger size than you have now :)

[@deeanndavis1256]

After birth and some say after age 30.

[@BookishBelle]

It’s actually really common to need a different size period cup after giving birth. I would recommend trying a larger one and seeing if that fixes the problem.

[@tiffanyandchris]

Yup, really common and they often specifically say that for sizing (when the company has multiple sizes).

[@CulpFiction]

Not postpartum, but I've always had issues with my menstrual cup for the first day or so of my cycle. Have you tried reusable pads?? Cup + reusable pad = perfection. I picked up a pack and I wash them with my laundry and it's a game changer for that super heavy day of my cycle! They absorb super well, and I don't find it gross or weird or anything like that (I actually find them much more comfortable than disposable pads). Definitely worth looking into!

[@katieshin969]

CulpFiction Vlogs this!! I’m also not postpartum, but I’ve been using cup+reusable pads for years and I find them less irritating, and they even help with odour control! I sometimes hand wash them w laundry soap and cold water and it works great. I understand it might seem weird at first, but definitely worth a try :)

[@rebeccawilliams752]

Yep I’m all about the reusable pads

[@caffeinatedchristian]

I’m almost 30 and I didn’t know there were reusable pads lol thanks for commenting this!

[@jenMo23]

If your cup no longer catches everything or has never fully worked then it is not the right size for you body shape. This is VERY common after having kids (most companies sell two sizes because of this). There are online quizzes you can take that will suggest the best fit for you. Also, reusable pads/liners are amazing!

[@micky28375]

I’m thinking of changing into cup and reusable pads. But what do you do when you’re out and about? What do you do with the used pads? The idea of having a bloody pad in my purse kinda stopes me from doing it 😅

[@kittiesue123]

i’ve totally been binge watching your channel for the past two weeks! im really loving your content. your kids are gorgeous and so so smart. congrats mama!

[@LoeppkysLife]

Aw thank you so much!

[@jazzmouse3576]

When it comes to period cups I would recommend the reusable period panties. Way better for the environment and from what I hear last a long time, well worth the initial investment

[@ellaalto]

Period panties were definitely a game changer for me postpartum. I use it in conjunction with a cup

[@كاتيكاتي-ز8ج]

I second this! got a fairly cheap set from amazon after my son was born and I’ve been using them ever since.

[@Sam-rn9di]

I highly recommend period panties as a backup!! Thinx is a popular brand. When used in conjunction with a cup they are basically panties that act as a panty liner as well without ANY of the waste.

[@nanaronhano337]

I do menstrual cup + cloth pantiliners. You can get them on Etsy or make your own.

[@elizamoore1493]

I've never had a baby but I found the period underwear to be super useful. I haven't used pads in months!

[@2125691]

I watched the first ten mins of your video at 7 am today and I felt so motivated that I cleaned out my kitchen, closets, tv stand (I was shoving things in there lol). I finished laundry; and I vacuumed/ mopped everything. Taking all the extra mugs, clutter and clothes to goodwill tomorrow. I just finished the other half of your video now. Thank YOU! Now time to take a nap haha 😴

[@nicoleziegler1486]

I’ve heard you need to get a bigger or different shaped menstrual cup sometimes after birth.

[@Nick-ei8lt]

Nicole Ziegler yea not all the time. I’ve had two children and I need to use the smallest size bc I’m a very small woman. I’m 5 foot and about 100lbs. My 12 year old is bigger than I am. I hate that the companies don’t mention that if you’re a tiny woman and have had kids then the bigger size may not work for you. The largest size and the normal size were both so big and uncomfortable. The tween one was perfect for me.

[@EmTheCrunchyHomemaker]

Everyone seems to be in a spring cleaning mood at the moment! definitely not complaining though. I've been loving your filming style recently

[@LoeppkysLife]

Thank you! The weather here has been a bit warmer as of late and really brings out that need to clean 😅

[@maggiev340]

I use fabric pads and they are my favorite thing in the entire world. They're super absorbent if you order the ones on Amazon. I've tried a Diva cup before and it never worked. Fabric pads are a great alternative.👌

[@edb11196]

Never used a menstrual cup, but I cloth diaper and honestly cloth pads are the best! You’re already washing cloth diapers, so you just toss the pads in with them. So worth the money, they last forever and they are SO comfortable. I bought mine off of Etsy from MamaMillerSews. She’s so sweet and supporting her Mama business while getting the product I needed is so nice. Highly recommend! They have all kids of sizes. Panty liners all the way up to postpartum pads.

[@constancemaymiller]

Menstrual cup and resusable pads work so well together. The only con is washing them but if you are already washing disposable diapers then reusable pads are a no-brainer!

[@95phoebeish73]

I use the nixit menstrual disc its wider and catches EVERYTHING!! Ive also heard of the period panties too that would help give you an extra peace of mind with leaks.

[@kyliehenline5022]

Literally an hour or two ago I thought “When was the last time I saw a video from Delilah? I hope she posts soon!” And viola!! So glad you share with us each week ☺️ your doing so great mama.

[@cecilyirvinecook]

Reuse the ziplocks!!! As much as you can. The whole zero waste lifestyle is so that you use what you have for as long as you can! Reuse, repair, repurpose! :) don’t go for the aesthetic , go for the function x

[@micaelita1534]

I reuse my ziplocks for my freezer stuff, which is where I usw them the most. Wash them and let them dry.

[@mariel410]

OMG! in the minute 7:37 I was thinking "how calm the baby is, he is not leaving" and then it made me laugh to read that he was actually stuck and didn't even cry hahaha so cute

[@philippapay4352]

You are such a good example, because there is so much stuff that others can use when we are not using it. Plus, it may be pertinent to find a few things we've lost, yet still need to use.

[@Alicias]

WHEN YOU START ORGANIZING I WAS LIKE "SHE´S GETTING HER BASKETS OUT" AND THEN YOU DID HAHAHAH

[@alannahivyleblanc6397]

I use cloth pads when I don't want to use the cup! Works out great! If you're used to using cloth diapers I'm sure cloth pads wouldn't be much of a shift! I just soak them in cold water (you could also probably add some vinegar!) and rinse them out before adding them to a regular load of laundry :)

[@elspethrose4109]

As many people have mentioned you can get different sizes of menstrual cups which may help. Also you could get a few cloth pads - I love them and you can just pop them in the wash with towels or your cloth nappies or whatever really. They're so much nicer than disposable ones and are of course better for the environment.

[@kridder1018]

Reusable, washable pantyliners. I used them after my daughter was born, because I react to the stuff in regular ones. Great vid. Its 2am, and I have an urge to organize.

[@kristindawson4580]

Love that you're becoming more conscious of the environment and going on the journey of using less plastic! Instead of throwing away the plastic bags after you use them once, you should try to waste them and reuse them until you can't use them anymore (I realize that can be a hassle but if you can it's a really great option!). I've never had kids but you could look into the brand She Thinx for some underwear that are specifically for periods. I haven't tried them but I want to so bad so let us know if you try them and if you like them! A reusable pad also works great! Love what you're doing!!

[@morher209]

I have been using cloth pads and liners for years and love them. My favorite are the minky liners from treehugger cloth pads. It is a Canadian company and they plant a tree for the products you by. My minky ones have lasted 5 years and are still going strong!! Great alternative

[@CadyMasterman]

Late to the party here but I make my own liners. Bottom layer is microfiber, "my" layer is soft cotton flannel. V easy, just sew the 2 layers together around the edge with a tight zig-zag stitch, no serger required.

[@swillou2]

I loved that you showed a drawer with notebooks. I need to badly reorganise. We moved a few weeks ago and with 4 little ones im only just getting the house in order now...... i need inspo to get on top of it. And ps i like seeing how slim you are. I need to lose my extea 10 or so kilos and youre inspiring me!! I was your weight until baby 3.... then i ate terribly. It is so hard. Now im reducing my food a great deal and seeing slow but sure results. Thanks for sharing all of this in your he stuff xxx

[@alison72192]

I've read that you have to get a bigger cup if you've had kids, i got the flex cup but my cervix is so tilted i think i need a different one, so complicated 😣 On a better note, I've gotten the typical popsicle molds for years and they usually break fr getting brittleness (getting hot and cold) but found these "Ecozoi Eco-Safe Stainless Steel Popsicle Molds and Rack - 6 Ice Pop Makers + 6 Reusable Stainless Steel Sticks + 12 Silicone Seals + 1 Rack + 1 Cleaning Brush" the entire package is recyclable 💚

[@melissastraub9987]

I use reusable/ fabric pantyliners and they are a game changer. I actually made them with a simple pattern I found online, you just have to use flannel fabric and snaps. I made them a year ago and they are still like new!

[@meagantherrien6032]

There must be something in the air. Maybe us cold weather people got a taste of sun or something cause I’ve been going through my house like a mad woman!! And also just starting to be more conscious of our plastic and waste. It’s so good to see so many people becoming aware of the situation!!

[@ashleym5696]

I love your home, it looks very well decorated and cozy.

[@alyssa_faith]

Must be something in the air, I’ve been wanting to deep clean my room/closet for a while but haven’t gotten to it. So satisfying to watch people clean lol!

[@eugeniazirri2991]

I needed this motivation to clean my home! Thank youuuu! You're so inspiring and I really love watching your videos! You got this mama😘👏🏻

[@emmapirozzi758]

I don't use a menstrual cup, but if you are looking for a disposable pad option until you find a better solution I'd recommend Grace and Green. Their products are eco-friendly and fully biodegradable, including the wrap and adhesive. As far as I can tell they also ship to Canada!

[@smnthcrly]

Some of the period cups have different sizes depending on if you have delivered a baby vaginally or not. I upgraded to the post vaginal delivery cup and it made a big difference! The other one felt like it was falling out 🤦🏻‍♀️ I also use reusable fabric pantiliners almost daily, especially while I’m pregnant. If I leaked around the menstrual cup I would use one with that as well. If you don’t have a problem washing poopy cloth diapers, you shouldn’t have a problem washing menstrual blood! It’s all normal bodily functions 😊

[@braria9855]

Green sweathers on Delilah just make her eyes pop out so much more

[@bee-dq2fy]

you should try different period cups! there are so many brands out there with different sizes and forms. I had to try three different cups until i finally found one that didn't leak. it felt a little wasteful, but in the end, I'm happy about it!

[@danixoxo8637]

Exactly i have one which I think is to big. That's why reusable pads are the way to go.

[@biserkamoja]

Try the Put a cup in it quiz to find your perfect cup. Our body changes all the time, especially after giving birth. You probably just need a different kind of cup :) And you can always have some cloth pads for backup or for extra heavy days (or nights)

[@hannahroseloftus97]

I’m pretty sure you can buy menstrual cups specifically for postpartum, it is a different shape and size or something like that

[@home_edventure]

I use organicup but you can also get reusable pads instead of single use plastic ones. Make sure your cup is for after babies as they have different sizes.

[@Margaridamimi]

I started using fabric panty liners since I started getting rashes from the plastic, and omg, I just can't think on using anything else, it's just so comfortable

[@TheOrellanaFam]

Try flex cup! They have a slightly larger size specifically for mamas. There are also reusable cloth liners you can buy or better yet make.

[@alishapotts6423]

Norwex's window cloth works great for stainless and would be a good sustainable replacement for when you run out of stainless wipes. 😉

[@benedettascarpari1466]

I recommend that you try the Mooncup: there are just two sizes (A for mums that had vaginal deliveries) (B for everybody else). It saves you from having to go through different sizes and styles. I have been using it for more than 5 years now and loving it! ALSO I use reusable mini panty liners together with the cup for the first heavier days. Pretty much same materials as cloth diapers, SO soft and so cute 🙃

[@jdubmac]

Your videos are the highlight of my week. I am a fairly new subscriber and have really been enjoying catching up. You inspire this Gen Xer to be a better mama; having another baby 17 years after my first. So many things I am pretty sure I did wrong the first time cause me to head down that nasty mental "what if" cycle, but then I remember your "just breathe" and dust myself off and give both my kiddos a big mwah. If you don't mind, would you be able to tell us the brand of the swing? That looks fabulous!

[@leak5744]

You can also try to think of finding an alternative for the q-tips, because they are also very environmentally unfriendly! :)

[@halyketarrant]

As an huge fan of decluttering myself, This was the most satisfying thing ever, and also I love you house and you family. Support from Italy, and May you all be safe from coronavirus.

[@caitline4210]

Reusable pads girl! Also, did you get the larger size cup for women who've had a bub?

[@BeckyUrie]

I agree! They make "panty-liner" sized reusable pads so you could use them in conjunction with your cup.

[@karin4436]

I use fabric pantyliners and would HIGHLY recommend it! They’re actually quite thin and super soft and if you’re already using cloth diapers on your kiddos, cloth panty liners will be a breeze 😊

[@rachelfranks4261]

I’m sure it’s been recommended already (and I don’t actually know from experience) but getting a larger sized cup after parity is a good idea. Also I recommend using period underwear instead of panty liners as an additional protection ☺️

[@hayleyhudgins4145]

Since you're cloth diapering now you could try using cloth pads! I used cloth pads postpartum and they are so so comfy. They definitely don't feel like a diaper like disposables! I highly recommend the brand Bare&Boho.

[@bibouboop]

I’m not stretched from birth (yet 😅 I’m pregnant) but I don’t do well with menstrual cups. For a few years now I’ve been using the Charlie Banana feminine pads. You just throw them in the washer like you would cloth diapers 😊 so far they’ve held up really well, and they’re a lot more comfortable than normal pads!

[@estellewedgwood7449]

Cloth liners are great!! They come in really pretty prints as well. Just hop onto etsy and have a look at some (Plus support small biz and eco friendly). Great option. Cloth pads are also great but some people are grossed out by them (Hannahpads are a good all rounder company that do pads and liners)

[@melissaskene2036]

Hey! I’m on baby #7 now & use a cup too. Things change with literally every birth but sizing up from a size 1 cup to a 2 really helped me. Also Knix period panties! Sooo great for extra protection too. Love your vids. Your kids are super sweet. 💕

[@robinelaeuppi9861]

We have a really messy drawer in the kitchen with pens, rubbers, napkins ... 🙈 this video is the right motivation. 💗 Tomorrow I'll clear this drawer! 🙌🏻😊

[@christiana2381]

Yes Delilah, try the fabric panty liners! They work great and are so worth the investment! You won’t be disappointed!

[@catfish9539]

Cupboards in your stairs. Soooooo cool. I have a period cup be Me luna. They come in different sizes depending on pre/ post childbirth. I use a reusable pad with them. I’ve seen great disk type cups I would like to ty.

[@Mangotreeinthesun]

I love the period DISC from Nixit. I've got meno ragia and bleed - oh so much - the cup was never enough for me, but this bad boy sits in a way, where it just never leaks. You gotta try it.

[@libraryofmarie]

We still live with my in laws so we have only one room to ourselves with a little family of three. It makes organization so hard with such a small space. This video makes me so excited when we move and have our own space to actually get clutter free.

[@mandyrobidoux9505]

You’ll have to look at the period panties on amazon. You can get a three pack for $20-$25. Totally worth every penny and you’ll never need liners again!

[@tracybecker4535]

I've used a cup for about 10 years now. I use the Diva cup brand. That brand has 2 different sizes for women who've never given birth and those who have. I'd check with your specific brand to see if they have alternative sizes. Also, for anyone interested, the youtuber "Precious Stars Vlogs" has reviewed soooo many cups and products which is really helpful

[@MortuaryQueen]

For your menstrual cup problem: you probably need a bigger size or a completely different shape now. They make cups that are more bowl shaped than bullet shaped which may work better for you. My other suggestion (which you also brought up) was to use cloth pads/liners or period underwear to catch leaks if you don't want to buy a new cup.

[@jessicabulloch5302]

I never buy Ziploc bags and don't really find a need for them . I do reuse bread bags or use reusable containers. I think you'll find it easy to make the switch😊

[@AnjaTodorovic]

My first cup was a small soft one that was recommended for beginners, but it leaked and defeated the purpose as you said. So I switched and bought a large+sturdy one that does not leak, ever! For safety purposes I also use reusable pads that I got on ebay. Period has never been easier! I suggest you look into changing the cup into one that fits your body now, along with some washable pantyliners.

[@reannaloewen6009]

Love this, definitely motivated me!! Also, would love if you made a video of your favourite top 20 items that you use all the time! Kids things/mom things/everyday items! Love your channel🤍

[@ashmae3551]

I just have a really heavy flow the first few days so I leak when I can’t change my cup frequently enough. I use the “reusable cloth pads” I got mine on amazon that are bamboo and charcoal infused (to help with odor). They work really well. I normally use 1 or 2 a period and then just wash them with my laundry. Super easy!

[@katekneprath3733]

they make menstrual cups for after birth! they’re bigger so they’re better at “catching everything” like you said:) also, reusable pads are good or period underwear like thinx!

[@shortstuffchats]

When I was researching menstrual cups there were a bunch of companies that had post birth cups that were a bit bigger. Also I use cloth pads and they're so much nicer to use than disposable ones and I find them more reliable. I sm feeling much more motivated to clean out and organise my wardrobe now! Thanks!

[@taylorlover530]

For your menstrual cup problem are you using a postpartum specific cup? If not give that a try. If you are already using a postpartum cup there are exercises you can do that will strengthen the muscles and help you hold it in. Also instead of panty liners you could get some period panties. There are lots of brands available online

[@hannahbugajski778]

My menstrual cup that I used before having my daughter was the small Lena Sensitive, but after having her it would leak and just not stay in right. I messaged the company and they sent me a size large in the same cup for free! Works 100 times better for me! Also since I cloth diaper my daughter I decided why not get cloth menstrual pads for myself?? It’s not that much more gross lol. I LOVE them! Sounds gross but it’s cheaper and way better for the environment.

[@ariadnepiera4838]

Hannah Bugajski I was just about to say the same thing. Diva cup comes in two sizes and you might just need the larger size now. You could also use period underwear (like Thinx) or reusable panty liners if you are concerned about having to use more disposable products. It’s easy enough to find this online as far as info and also buying it. Good luck!

[@carriebelairG]

I’m not sure if you’ve ever used pads before or not, but I recently swapped to re-useable pads. Not much different than cloth diapers for babies, but OBVIOUSLY not as big 😜 And I actually prefer them to normal Always brand pads. More eco friendly and is supposed to last for up to 10 years. Got them on amazon.

[@Glitter_bug86]

I've been trying to use less single waste as well. With the zip lock bags you can wash and dry them. They last forever.

[@kimberlyngreen4625]

I'm so glad you mentioned cloth liners, I was going to suggest that! I don't get my monthly because of the bc implant I have, but if I do ever get it again, I'll be using cloth. This video was satisfying and now I want to go through my house again 😂

[@kimberlyngreen4625]

I forgot to add that I also have very limited storage in my bathroom and it isn't even a closet... just a rack. 😣 What I find works best with towels is folding them in thirds and then in half so they're sort of square and flat. I used to roll them and could only fit 4-5 per shelf and now I can fit 8-10 per shelf!

[@lemonadedisco4262]

I recommend Blossom cups! They have a 2 pack you can get, one in their standard size and one a bit bigger for after birth. Personally I also use washable pads from someone on etsy called "NaturallyLady" and they work really well!

[@jontaylorjesswil]

I've never given birth, but here's my hot tips on reusable menstrual products. First, I'd check and see if the cup you use is from a brand that offers a different size. Some offer different sizes based on your flow, your age, whether you've given birth or not, etc. Second, period panties or reusable cloth panty liners are the way to go! I use a menstrual cup for my heaviest flow days on my period, but I never fully trust it so just in case I always wear a reusable cloth pad with it, too.

[@trinagraham3488]

You did a goodjob Delilah very organized

[@kaylah3639]

There are different sizes of menstrual cups, try the bigger size. Also you can get reusable pads and panty liners, even from target now!

[@dianavaida]

How much you change 😮, you are só polished. Love love love the way you grown up

[@SheenaD0123]

Girl, I hear you! I've tried multiple brands of cups and I've just found the one that works for me. Maybe try a different size? Also I use washable panty liners to catch any dribbles!

[@katehb6038]

Have been binge-watching you to avoid writing my final essays and thought I'd share my period wisdom with you! I'd recommend seeing a woman's health pelvic floor specialist/physio and meanwhile, check out period underwear such as thinx or modibodi!! they are amazing and I wear them with my cup.

[@KristanShuford]

I used a combo of a mensural cup and period underwear. Means I'm super comfy and never have to worry about little leaks. I strongly recommend Saalt cup. They have a couple different sizes and softnesses... I know there is one they recommend for postpartum mamas. I'm currently pregnant with my first though, so I can't speak from personal experience.

[@mariewelin4913]

When are you’re girl talk video about miscarriage coming. I’m so excited for it🥰✌️

[@LoeppkysLife]

Next week! Currently editing 🤎

[@mariewelin4913]

LoeppkysLife okay 👌 I’m so excited to learn more

[@nicoleharris-delorme4518]

Fabric menstural pads are my fav, I turn to them more often then my cup now! They are honestly not nearly as ‘scary’ as I thought they would be.

[@nazneen5193]

I was really waiting for this video as a motivation to clean my house 👍🏻

[@katherinewelch-pfeiffer9715]

A lot of period cups make postpartum cups for larger/different downstairs areas!

[@elliewagner4210]

I'm not a mom but there are washable pads and pantie liners. I have some and they are amazing! You wash them the same was a washable diapers. There is a decent selection on Amazon!

[@grecianwisdom3941]

It was a great motivation to clean some spots in my house that makes me mad every time but have no time to organize. Thanks Delilah! Great video. As always!!

[@juliejensen2312]

You can get a bigger menstrual cup for after pregnancy👏🏼 In Denmark the most popular brand have a size A and a size B (the brand is called OrganiCup)🌱✨

[@itsmeeabbyyy]

I love the set up of your pantry!!

[@dumblydoreandco.3801]

In Belgium there a 2 sizes menstrual cups, the smaller size is for women or girls who got a light to normal flow. And the bigger size is for women who got pregnant before or just got a bigger flow. Maybe you should get the bigger size so you don't leak and need pads, you can find it in your local pharmacy 🙂

[@brontereyes9552]

I had to cut the end off of my divacup and flip it inside out after I had my son! It completely changes the fit

[@ippeunnuna]

Great motivation especially for the bathroom. I am using fabric pantie liners for over a year now. I was very indecisive as well and I still don’t feel comfortable to go whole way with fabric sanitary pads. BUT! The liners work awesomely. Think of them as cloth diapers :) They get clean so easy~ And thanks for the info. I will wait with buying my menstrual cup after I’m done having babies haha.

[@jessicabulloch5302]

I highly recommend reusable menstrual products . I didn't discover them till I turned 40 and wow, im so sorry I didn't find them sooner . Pads work awesome and are so thin you don't feel like your wearing a diaper and are super absorbent.

[@graceoliver5160]

I've been trying to get myself motivated to clean out my house. Hopefully this gives me the push to get moving. Good job Delilah.

[@americanboosthead]

I also use a menstrual cup but I haven’t given birth and mine still leaks!! I love my cup lol I don’t ever run out of tampons or make my bathroom stink from throwing them away. I use a small cup and because I’m so small it doesn’t extend all the way every time and leaks! It has to be in the right position to expand which hurts in my opinion. I would suggest looking for a larger size cup or different shape for you. But unfortunately I will continue to destroy all my underwear 😭

[@KristinMDatl]

Nesting so hard in my 3rd trimester. The future baby room is being renovated now so I haven’t been able to set it up. This video was so satisfying! Thank you!!

[@janessanm]

There's a larger diva cup size post-birth! Love my cup 😁

[@lynettasmith5482]

The Pixie Cup is really great, too! They have excellent tips on fitting after pregnancy/birth AND they provide a menstrual cup to women in need with every purchase! 💗 they also provide a money back guarantee.

[@anavargas2837]

You might need a different sized menstrual cup now! Maybe a bigger one? My mom uses one that's made specifically for women who have had babies before since naturally our bodies change. Hope you find a way to keep using them since they are so great and so much better for the environment! Loved this video by the way! Something about seeing clutter get cleaned and organized is so relaxing

[@emileh1234]

I had the same problem with my cup after birth, I just had to tried several different brands and sizes till I found one that fit right, Tampax cup (largest size) worked perfectly.

[@vibingvegan]

Fabric panty liners are awesome! I definitely recommend

[@brittz7506]

Fabric panty liners or pads (AKA Mama Cloth!) are a great option! I have always used tampons, but since after birth I've been on the Mirena so no periods for me. The idea of Mama Cloth used to freak me out a little, but I swish my cloth diapers in the toilet 🤣 not much can get any grosser than that!! Good luck, and your house looks great ♡

[@yap4808]

I dont know why, but i love your small bathroom😌. El is so cute😍

[@hannahselin9176]

We buy those same Stroopwafels at Costco and they are the BEST 🤍 our biggest guilty pleasure for sure