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Going through my closet always makes me feel a little guilty. I have all these clothes that I don’t wear and/or don’t like. It’s time to get rid of them! By having a capsule wardrobe I will have easier choices to make when getting dressed in the morning and I will make fewer spontaneous purchases of clothes I can’t make multiple outfits out of. Going forward I will make more of an effort to buy less clothes than I am getting rid of.
Kids grow so fast! Every season I have to take inventory of my children’s clothing to see what fits and what we need to buy. I’ve created a kids’ clothing checklist to help me determine what I will need to purchase for the upcoming season. I print out this spring/summer clothing checklist for each of my children. Read below to understand my process and how you too can easily determine your child’s clothing needs for the spring and summer seasons.
Once you become a parent you accrue a lot of stuff, a LOT of stuff. Packing to go on a trip no longer means throwing a toothbrush and some clothes in a bag for a spontaneous weekend getaway. You can’t do spontaneous with toddlers, not without a travel packing checklist to ensure you don’t forget to bring any essential items. So whether it is a day trip or a two-week vacation, use this helpful guide and checklist to make sure you have everything your toddler will need.
I’ll be the first to admit it, I am not a trendy person. The last five summers I have either been pregnant or breastfeeding so I only cared about clothes that fit my body and were easy to nurse in. For this spring and summer, I am wanting to update my clothing to be a little more fashionable. Below is my helpful process to update your clothes for spring and summer (including a FREE printable!).
It’s the perfect time of year to declutter your children’s spring and summer clothing. If you are going to be selling or donating spring and summer clothing now is the time to do so! It’s much more likely to be purchased than if you were to sell or donate after the season has passed. I highly recommend you also take inventory while going through the declutter process. By taking inventory you’ll know exactly what your child(ren) will need for the upcoming seasons and you can shop sales when they occur!
