Tana Parke's guest appearances

Tana Parke

3 in 30 Takeaways for Moms

Rachel Rebuilt

Elizabeth Bergeland

Taryn Palmer

Ben Brashares

Marietta Paxson

Alison Lumbatis

Kelly Jensen

Brittany Richman

Andrea Reeve

Emily Orchard

Anna Packard

Rebecca Sior

Sarah Badat-Richardson

Thomas Scott

Monica Tanner

OwlTail

I invited Tana Parke, a mother of five children and a semi-professional organizer, to share three strategies for keeping our kids’ clutter at bay. For full show notes, including the 3 Takeaways and sponsors, please visit https://3in30podcast.com/clutter/*** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I invited Tana Parke, a mother of five children and a semi-professional organizer, to share three strategies for keeping our kids’ clutter at bay. For full show notes, including the 3 Takeaways and sponsors, please visit <a href="https://3in30podcast.com/clutter/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://3in30podcast.com/clutter/</a>*** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

008: Controlling Kids’ Clutter // Tana Parke

It's the witching hour--when you are trying to get dinner made--and your four-year-old son is whining that there's nothing to do.  You walk with him to the playroom, only to find that he has dumped out every bin of toys, yet can't seem to find anything suitable to hold his attention. Unable to face the mess of Legos, cars, Magformers, and stuffed animals that are now strewn everywhere, you simply close the door to the playroom and pretend it doesn't exist.  You turn on the TV to keep your little man occupied, and you wonder, "What new toy should we get him for Christmas that he will actually play with?"If this scene sounds familiar, this episode is for you.  I invited Tana Parke, a mother of five children and a semi-professional organizer, to share three strategies for keeping our kids' clutter at bay.  Our discussion includes exciting topics, like:    -Why you should hide some toys from your children for a while    -Who might be happy to receive some of the little trinkets that your kids have collected (it's not who you think!)    -How to teach your kids to think critically about whether or not they actually want a new toy or trinket    -Why "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" doesn't work for children (and how you can modify it!)    -How to allow your children to have some "treasures" while also keeping them from being hoarders...and much more!

It's the witching hour--when you are trying to get dinner made--and your four-year-old son is whining that there's nothing to do. You walk with him to the playroom, only to find that he has dumped out every bin of toys, yet can't seem to find anything suitable to hold his attention. Unable to face the mess of Legos, cars, Magformers, and stuffed animals that are now strewn everywhere, you simply close the door to the playroom and pretend it doesn't exist. You turn on the TV to keep your little man occupied, and you wonder, "What new toy should we get him for Christmas that he will actually play with?" If this scene sounds familiar, this episode is for you. I invited Tana Parke, a mother of five children and a semi-professional organizer, to share three strategies for keeping our kids' clutter at bay. Our discussion includes exciting topics, like: -Why you should hide some toys from your children for a while -Who might be happy to receive some of the little trinkets that your kids have collected (it's not who you think!) -How to teach your kids to think critically about whether or not they actually want a new toy or trinket -Why "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" doesn't work for children (and how you can modify it!) -How to allow your children to have some "treasures" while also keeping them from being hoarders ...and much more!