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End-of-School Decluttering Tips Every Mom Needs Now

End-of-School Decluttering Tips Every Mom Needs Now

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Are you wondering how to keep the meaningful memories and let go of the clutter — without the mom guilt? Hi, I’m Natalie McCabe. In this episode of Mom Life Uncomplicated, we’re talking about how to deal with all the school papers and projects that come home at the end of the year. I’ll share an easy way to sort through it all, keep the things that matter, and let go of the rest without turning your home into a cluttered mess.

What You'll Learn:
  • The 4-Box Decluttering Method
  • How to involve your sentimental child without keeping everything
  • Digital organization tips to save memories and space
  • Creating systems like a homework station and paperwork folder
  • Letting go of clutter without guilt and keeping what truly matters
  • Making space for summer fun (and your sanity!)

This isn't about becoming a minimalist mom who throws away everything. And it’s definitely not about achieving Pinterest-perfect organization. It’s about curating a childhood, keeping what truly matters, and making room for the life you’re living right now.

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