What do you do with your kids' stuff? I'm trying to figure out the simplest way to manage the clutter that comes along with children's memories. Right now I am trying out using a 12x12" box with lid for their important papers, etc. My goal is to purge through the more ineffective boxes and bags I have things stashed away in, and to reduce the volume of stuff (especially for my son who is almost 6!)
Today's Toss:
1 folder of hospital papers from our 3 month old's birth
9 other random photos, papers, memorabilia from old keepsake boxes
Which brings up a question. Should I count each piece of paper separately? That seems kind of silly. I'm kind of going back and forth. Technically each thing is countable. I could count it. Most days I try to go for a bigger count, like a "folder" of paper, or a "stack" of paper. I'm not going to try and be too technical about it. Especially when it comes to memories of my pregnancies, deliveries and my kids' baby days. *sigh* I want to stay focused and be able to save a few important things which my children may want to have someday. Am I saving it for them, or for me? Where do I go for guidelines on this kind of stuff?
I'll continue this monologue later.
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