Hoarders ❤️ Extreme Closet Declutter & Organization | Organizing Toys
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- I finally get to create organization videos!! Whoo Hoo! We Decluttered enough stuff to be able to organize it!! It’s with the help of all you giving me such great advice!! I am grateful that you all are helping me during this journey of healing in my hoarding disorder!! If you struggle with hoarding disorder, I’m here to tell you that you can Declutter the hoard too 🌟🌟🌟
#Closet #Declutter #Organization
You didn't do a "good" job, You did a PHENOMENAL job!
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OMG!!! Thank you my beautiful friend!! I have tears in my eyes!! Thank you, thank you so much ❤️🙏🏻❤️
That declutter basket is the shining star of the room.
Omg!!! How far u have come!!
So very happy u r able to start enjoying ur organized spaces fully!!💜🦄
Goal for 2021: Stop telling yourself that you don’t know how to organize. You are actually very good at it! So keep up the great work💖✨❤️we love you
Awe, thank you so so much 🤩🤩 That is the “low self esteem” part of hoarding disorder that I still need to work on! You’re right, I can do it but I get a lot of help from all of you 💞
Agreed. You can organize!
I was reminded recently that sometimes we get stuck with idea that it has to be perfectly organized for forever, every possibility in our future. That is impossible. We organize for the stage of life we are in and reorganize at the next stage.
@@ahoardersheart everyone gets help!! There's no reason to do it alone! :)
Exactly what I wanted to type!
Yes!! have always thought this from the start, sometimes it is perfectionism in wanting to have things permanently in the perfect way that paralyzes us...
You are a professional🙂fab job ❤️
Wow you did amazing!! Tyler is so lucky to have a mom as great as you!!
His closet and dresser looks so good. The space he has now in his room looks amazing. Who knew empty space looks so good.
You know what I was thinking- be so grateful that your boys really play with toys and games! Like, for real. My girls have profound special needs, but I was talking to other parents about being sad that they don’t play with toys because there are such neat ones around, and these moms said their “typical” kids didn’t play with toys either. I was like, wow!! So, I asked around some more, and many parents said the same thing.
How joyous that your youngest finds happiness in playing with the play food even without the kitchen!
I've found the same thing to be true, unfortunately.
Maybe you can sort the games into:
1. Games the family enjoys playing together ... and put them away in the Living Room ... either in the cubes or on the shelves your husband built.
2. Games both of the boys enjoy together ... decide together where to put them away.
3. Games for Ty and his friends ... Ty's bedroom. Same for Brandon.
Maybe this sorting will help all of the games be enjoyed more.
Fantastic job decluttering and organizing Tyler and Ms. Heart! Everything is in its place and easily accessible. What a difference from the beginning! Oh, my!!! Decluttering muscles were strengthened. Can't wait to see what Brandon does in his closet. Next bedroom- yours and Hubby's!!! Tranquility is coming to the Heart family, one room at a time. Lovely!
Thank you so so much my beautiful friend ❤️🙏🏻❤️ Yes, Brandon’s closet first and then our Bedroom 🤩
Tyler's room looks amazing! I think having a basement play area is a great idea. And you could have your workout zone in a different spot down there. 2021 goals for the win!
And a craft area, it's a big room. Just imagine the kids playing while nearby mama crafts and daddy gets his lift on.
The thought of a "Craft Zone", "Exercise Zone", "Kid's Play Zone", a "Gift Wrapping Zone" and "Christmas Decorations Zone" ... all of that sounds like a neat basement! I think your whole family would LOVE the experiences that could be made! Maybe your husband may like an "indoor tinkering zone" as well as the garage. One mistake we made is that we didn't finish the basement. The floor was COLD!!! The kids kept on bringing toys upstairs and the basement was avoided. Think about the flooring, walls, furniture, etc. that will help the whole family feel "welcomed" to use the basement. Maybe down the road a Foseball table, Air Hockey Table, Ping Pong Table or something like that would be fun in the basement too. Teens tend to like those things, but they can be great for "family fun" if that's what the family loves to do together.
At a certain level of hoarding, you have to accept that some things just need to go to the landfill to regain your sanity and your space. Waste from years of hoarding is unfortunate, but allowing your mind to be free from the decision making burden is what will allow you to make more sustainable choices going forward. So sometimes you just have to put it in a garbage bag and move on girl!
I totally agree! Ms. Heart is doing more than her fair share to make sure that things aren’t going into the landfill. You can’t spend a disproportionate amount of time trying to prevent garbage from becoming garbage - it can become endless.
(One thing you can do with old underwear is cut them up to make rags, if you want....)
Thank you ❤️🙏🏻❤️ Yes, this is a stronghold in my heart (I believe a lot of hoarders feel like this too) It’s why there’s so much in “ limbo” in the garage right now. I needed to hear this 🌟
Yeah, this might be perfectionism at it's worst. You become so concerned with doing it right that it never gets done.
Ideally we would all wear things until threadbare. Ideally... The only way that’s possible is to own minimum stuff.
Let go. What’s really wasteful is your space, time, energy, and emotion. We are so sure that you won’t continue consuming mindlessly after the painful goodbyes to things. You will be conscious of what to acquire from now on. When somethings come to you, you can say “no thanks” or “let’s pass it on because I already have enough.”😉
Oh my gosh the way you folded the pajama sets together!!! Genius!
I do that for my kids but my son likes to separate them and mix and match. 🤦♀️
@@emleigh1793 lol!
It's brilliant! And if you get your boys to fold their own laundry, they will learn it too, and it's that much less for you to do. We used to fold laundry as a family while watching TV at night.
@@ediefolta9494 that’s such a great idea!! My son is 2 and he is all about helping with everything right now!
I AM SO IMPRESSED WITH YOUR JOURNEY AND WHERE YOU ARE NOW!!! This is a whole new dimension of you shinning ... it's the "you" underneath your stuff. I think you do know more about organizing than you say ... it's just not something you have experienced a whole lot because there was "too much" around you. As you have gone at your pace, recognized and respected your personal pace and space, you have been persistent in continuing!!! That's very admirable ... even when you needed personal time, when you were ready, you got back up.
I love that you chose to have this space be dedicated space just for Tyler. It's a space to celebrate loving him and helping him have a space of his own to take care of and "grow up in" as he becomes more and more responsible. I LOVE how you brought everything he enjoys down to his height and range of reach. I really think he will enjoy what he loves the most ... and down the road he will start to recognize "the games he plays with the most".
He will need your good example of decluttering and maintaining on a regular basis and help for a few more years as he grows to become more responsible the older he gets. This is true for every child. Not every parent can afford to give each child their own room, but whatever we can give, the lessons of personal responsibility and becoming an adult and launching are as real as birthdays. We just met our 2nd daughter-in-law to be this past week and had to say "bye" to both of them yesterday. There will be a time for blessings ahead, but there's a time to grow, a time to launch, a time for marriage and a time for grandchildren too. Honestly, I wish I could still keep them small, but with that same wish comes the desire to be able to "keep up with their energy, etc". Getting older "helps us" become more humble, etc. ... if that's what we choose to become. That's not all bad. There's just a time for everything. The important thing is to have "enough" when it's needed, and humble and wise enough to know the difference between our will and enough. It seems with hoarding, as "triggers" are recognized and managed with love and care, "enough" is discovered a step at a time. There's a neat joy and "freeing of the spirit" as this grows. I think your whole family is sensing it ... and likes it.
I only have one thing I'd do differently ... I'd put the shoes on top of the 9 cube organizer and the legos on the floor for one reason ... so Ty can see and reach the legos with ease. Hopefully that will help him enjoy what he's been blessed with much more, but still be easy to put away.
The rest, I'm VERY IMPRESSED! I LOVE how you organized the pants, shorts, pajamas, swimwear and jeans each in easy bins to access. It makes it very easy for him to dress himself. I was wondering if it would help to have winter pajamas with pants so there's a "winter drawer" and a "summer drawer". I think that's something you and Ty will discover with time. I think he will love how easy it is to access everything! Down the road, maybe in a few months, he can fold clothes with you. Then in a year or so, he will be fine to do it "all by himself". Our 3 sons preferred less and less to "not have mom's help with laundry" as they went through their pre-teen years. It was a "definitely no help wanted from Mom" thing when they became teenagers ... especially the older they got. Our youngest son (now 19) was recently asked if he does his own laundry recently in an appropriate way and many others were to respond too. It was a "raise your hand" thing, but I'm grateful he could raise his hand. About 80% did raise their hand that yes, they 100% do their own laundry. I've learned that the thing a child needs most, including after they have launched, is a good example from both of their parents. We can only do something about ourselves, so that's where to start. That's what you are doing! Your family is noticing ... and they like it. Basically as they grow up, as they are able, I tried to give our sons age-appropriate responsibilities. My dream was that our sons can do everything adults need to do on their own long 2-3 years before they launch, and the last years at home they get get used to doing it quicker so they can "get on with what they really would prefer to do". Basically, when they launch, they are as good or better than Mom or Dad. Maybe there can be "timed races" ... or whatever makes it more fun, yet done well. There could be "points awarded" for the quality of the job, job done, etc. If you can have fun with it, and get a good job done, that's great! I should probably say that "my whole dream" didn't come true, but they learned "enough" to help them be responsible adults before they launched off in a lot of ways. Their transition into adulthood (and now marriage) because of our journey along the way. Maybe as you help them now, you can also be thinking of their future roommates and spouses. They will be blessed (and hopefully grateful) for the good habits they have for many years!
Regarding triggers and "too much of anything" on a general level, I think as one overcomes one ... another area will begin to surface. It's just a line upon line concept. You're still overcoming the past, but let it be okay to finish it. Maybe picture it in your mind and have personal coping and "adjusting time" before you actually "get there". It's like practicing a sport or instrument before the game/meet or peIrformance. The more one is prepared, the more confident one becomes. You have "Learned and Made Many Personal Rules for Yourself" as you have been on your journey. Examples: What is worth tossing to you? What's too sentimental for you right now? What are you ready to do today? How often to post a video? You're recognizing your dreams. As the "too much" goes out, there's more room to "life you and your family are living now" and to prepare for the future. That will become something to look forward to. If a memory is among the most special, then create a special home for it ... so it can be honored and enjoyed in your present and future. When it's okay with you to let it serve another, you'll feel okay with that. That's another "lesson you're learning" ... to feel okay to let something go. We love and admire your giving nature! It's edifying to us! I think all of us thank you for sharing that about you! We have desires in us too to grow more like that, in our unique ways and timing, or at least pondering the thought if it's hard for us. All of us, whatever our struggles are, are still hoping and striving to improve somehow.
I LOVE the special bins for the sentimental items of Ty's and off-season sports equipment. That really helps everyone enjoy it well when it's "in season" and "not worry about it" when it's not in season. NICE!
As far as the undies ... I admire how you strive to "let go of things as best as you can". Personally, if they are used, that's something I really do prefer to not buy used. However, if it brings you peace, I would put clean same size in gallon bags that are labeled. Then you can try to sell, give or donate them. I can imagine there are people with needs that may appreciate good quality undies. That's just my personal opinion. If the act of trying to sell, give and/or donate helps you let them go, then go for it. Maybe a prayer will help someone with a need find them.
Well done, you're doing amazing. Can't wait for your other sons closet to be done.
please never again say that you don't know how to organise, you did absolutely amazing! question, though: is Tyler able to access the lego on top of that shelf? if not, maybe consider putting it in the space between his bed and the other cubby shelf?
I thought this, too. The top drawer was pretty high. Maybe switch the shoe bins and the Lego bins.
@@theurbanthirdhomestead that was my first thought too! Switch those around and it is accesible. Otherwise the legos will not be put away and can cause mess
same thought, and also the "awkward" boxes of games will probably not be used if they are up there, maybe there is space for them on the shelf with the other games, and there may be a way to see if/what gets used or not?
I just love watching you each week and the progress you've made. Creating new habits is important have a 5 minutes clean up before bed for each kids and you will help maintain the space from clutter up again. It's alot faster than you think and once you start cleaning you'll want to do more. It's like cleaning dishes then you start cleaning the stove then countertop then dining table bc you want everything around it to be clean as well only take few seconds more.
I've watched thousands of decluttering vids. You stand out for being honest - plus we can see clearly that you are overcoming STUFF ! Inspiring!!
I think the playroom was one of the First of your videos I watched. And I couldn't believe my eyes.. it has taken some time but girl!!! Look at yourself! You have come so far! There is even empty space in that closet like whaaaaat! And it is so great because Ty has a room for himself and his own closet and he even has his own little decluttering bin! Oh my gosh! You are such an inspiration!
Hi Mrs. Heart!
I suggest to you, to make Playlists of your videos. Your target group love to binge watch your videos. I go room by room or them by them to watch your videos. It would be so much easier if I could just click a Playlist instead of digging through all videos. I bet your clicks will rise if you maintain good Playlists.
Greetings from Germany!
Wow! What a wonderful space he now has, filled with everything he loves. Good job mama! 👏👏👏 👏👏💗
Well done! My kid has trouble letting things go, so what we do is that he gets to collect what he is willing to let go of and he gets to sell them at flea markets and keep the money. That way he gets a feeling for the value of what he has. Also he can use the money to buy new toys and with that he realizes the real cost of things.
Yes!!! You are pumping out vids and getting your goals accomplished!!
My grandma would like bleach boil a wash the underwear, then put them in a ziplock bag with a note saying what size and how they were cleaned then donated them. There are homeless children too so it's all needed.
Being a hoarder, you sure make it look easy !!! Such a wonderful job organizing. I could tell how proud you were. Excellent job. Kudos !!!!!!!!!!
Oh my beautiful friend!!! It took time to get to this point ❤️🙏🏻❤️ It does become easier once you start decluttering more & more. In my earlier videos I did not let go of much. But each week I let go of what felt right in my heart. I strengthened my decluttering muscles and now it has become easier to let go! It’s actually weird and freeing to not feel strong emotions to things! Lol I know if you are ready to declutter, I’m here to cheer you on!! We got this 🌟🌟
Wonderful transformation. I’m sure he enjoys his room now. And I love the idea of the declutter basket in the closet.
It`s great!!! ✨✨✨
Great job! You can do it!
I am absolutely amazed and in awe of what you have accomplished. You and your son have reason to be very proud.
I love how you organized true trundle. Those bins are perfect for keeping the little things in their separate spaces. Good job on the whole room!
You did SUCH a great job!! And it’s so special for the boys to have spaces that are entirely their own, filled with just what they love ♥️ way to make that happen for them!
I just really wanted to say how incredible your videos are. I’ve lived extremely minimally for about 6 years and love being able to watch you go through the thought process to achieve a simpler life for yourself and your family. Growing up my home was always hoarded and my mother continues to hoard (very much to this day), for a long time it has put a strain on our relationship that we really couldn’t work past. The problem never was her, it was myself and lack of understanding, but (binge) watching your videos has truly made me understand her so much more and the other day we truly had a meaningful conversation around her stuff and why she feels comfortable with it and where she’s ready to let some stuff go. Without your videos this would never have happened and our relationship would likely have continued to tailspain. I can’t say thank you enough! You’re willingness to share is finally giving a relationship back to me with my mom and for that I will forever be eternally grateful! Thank you!
MISS HEART U DID AN ABSOLUTELY AMAZING JOB OF ORGANIZING!!! (I'm so excited for u that I'm yelling!)
The only change I'd make is switching the Lego organiser for his shoe organiser. That way he can reach all of his Lego.
I'm so proud of u! Sending lots of love from Australia 😀❤🇦🇺
You did awesome!!
He still has more toys than my brother and me combined in the whole of our childhoods. But it's good progress.
Lol! Yes, one small step for me, one giant leap in my hoarding disorder ❤️🙏🏻❤️
The end result is beautiful. A professional organizer could not have done any better. My heart sings for you.
Oh my goodness, really?!! You mean it?!! Lol That means everything to me bc you gave me the confidence to keep going ❤️🙏🏻❤️
@@ahoardersheart I REALLY DID THINK THAT TOO! This is what I meant by "the real you is starting to shine"! I think you have more "organizing strength" than you may realize. Go ahead and compliment yourself! You deserve it! It's you! I actually enjoy organizing (believe it or not), and I was very impressed!
I have recently found out that one of my donations centers that is connected to our womens shelter takes bags of clothes to recycle. We just have to mark RECYCLE on the bags and they will send them to their recycle pile. Doesnt hurt to ask around the donations centers if they recycle cloth.
Wow you did an amazing job! ❤️👏🏻 A tip for you: store the games vertically - that’ll make it a lot easier for Tyler to take one out and not have the rest of them coming crashing down.
Tyler's closet looks like a professional organizer came through here! I loved re-watching the before and after transformation!! I would suggest making another pass over the organizer bins in the trundle and the two of you try to reduce each bin by half. They look to be a lot of junkie random things that will get in the way of him finding the gems he wants to play with!
I really appreciate what I learned about "Organizing Styles" from "Clutter Bug" on TH-cam. She has a "simple, but fun light touch" on describing 4 main ways people organize a space. It's not rigid in every space, but sometimes one leans towards one direction in one space, and another direction in another space. Basically it's the question of being a Macro-organizer or a micro-organizer. An example of a kitchen drawer macro-organizer is that they put all their cooking tools in one drawer. There are no organizers, and they're fine with "looking around for what they need, when they need it". A micro-organizer would find more peace have a few to a lot of organization containers in the same drawer. It's about "what brings peace and function to the user". Kids start out as macro-organizers. They learn to micro-organize as they grow up, according to their personalities. Maybe an example for Ty for micro-organizing with the Nerf guns could be the following: have a different container for each type of Nerf bullet, or maybe make a small/medium/large zones for the guns. If they really got put away that way, it could be real easy to reach for what one really wanted to play with. The flexible totes are great to start with, help "see" what one has, and enjoy "enough". The bins may also help one see where one prefers a smaller zone for like things instead of looking around for something. Macro-organizers don't mind the "looking around". Micro-organizers prefer to "see everything at a glance".
The other main thought is if one values seeing everything at all times (ex. = open kitchen shelves), or if one prefers it behind a closed (but labeled/they know what's there) space. This can be a cupboard door, drawer, container with or without a lid, etc. I think HH's family is starting to like that. They're experiencing it, and like it. It's important to "experience it". It may change too as one grows up.
All types can be tidy or messy. It comes down to "don't use it unless you're willing to put it away". What system of organization is "encouraging" (and maybe even fun) for putting something away. Sometimes they even have laundry hampers for dirty clothes that are like a basketball hoop! The more "fun" something is to put away, the more likely it is to be put away.
You made such a wonderful room for your son. What a good example you are setting for your children, that you are able to do hard things and yet still be gentle with yourself. I love to have your video on even if I am working, your dialogue is very encouraging to listen to. Looking forward to more of your successful days to come.
I love the idea with a declutter basket like that. You for sure know how to organize!! 💪💪
You did indeed create two beautiful bedrooms for your boys! Beautiful job! You are simply amazing!
Thank you my beautiful friend ❤️🙏🏻❤️ You’ve always kept me encouraged and I’m so happy you are my friend 💞
The salvation army and shelters in my place say they are often short on underwear, socks and wintercoats, so maybe just donate the best looking ones anyway.
It will be so nice for your family when the basement is cleared out enough for the four corners to go to crafting for you/ exercise area for hubby/ play area for the boys/ and storage!
His room looks fantastic! What a great job you, and your son, did! 😃
Wow, you have made HUGE strides. It's like a different house!
Tyler and you both did an amazing job with decluttering and you with organizing,keep up the great job!! I rarely or never comment,but I love your journey and I always wait for videos and how much you changed in so many ways and yes your struggles of letting go of so many things,so happy for you, keep up the great job!!
What a magnificent job. You did a lot. Remember not long ago you could only do small sections. ❤️
Who else thinks she can have her own Netflix show helping other hoarder? 🙋♀️
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Yes, please! I'd love to binge watch it :)
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Well as she’s said, she relies on our help and opinions, but maybe not quite ready for Netflix just yet, but she’s doing a fab job! It’s so exciting to see such a difference in that first shot of the playroom! Decluttering is all part of habit forming, it honestly does get easier to let things go the more you declutter, especially when you believe that you can help others with unwanted things or even make a few bucks! I wasn’t quite at the level as this but I was approaching fast, when you hear someone’s kids were fostered out due to terrible house keeping , it’s a wake up call, I started slowly following the www.flylady.net system, believe me, it works!!!
Yes yes yes!!!
Oh I love the fact he has a declutter basket! How great!
I decluttered too while watching this video! It helped encourage me to let go of some things when I thought I’ve already gotten rid of everything I can part with. There is always more that we can let go of as we grow :)
You are definitely on a roll, you go girl!
You did fantastic!!! I really liked your thought processes. The way you took the comments and understood what they were doing and trying to achieve and you went through each step very logically and with Tyler at the forefront! You are changing those pattern!!!!! You can organise!!! Amazing!! 🦄💜x
Fantastic!!! Yes! This makes so much sense now! And that declutter basket is brilliant!
this was amazing!!! you are so strong and made tyler a clean and calm space to call his own. it had to feel good to declutter that dresser! the organization at the end in the drawer was pro-level, you are great at this!
Girl you smashed it!! I think H&M have a recycling bin and they recycle the fabric 🦄💕🌺
Tyler’s closet looks awesome 🤩... good job to you both!
Yesss! Can’t wait for Brandon’s closet organisation! :)
Well Mrs Heart...you have gone and done it again...amazing...this is my favourite room so far...great work
You did it! How amazing!! Always be proud of how great you have done with this room.
A quick suggestion, I found with my son that games stacked on top of each other can be difficult to get to, especially those on the bottom of the pile. Instead we organised them so they are on the shelf vertically (like you would put books). It really helped keep them tidy. Keep going, you are doing fantastic x
The room and closet look amazing. I really like the dollar tree bins in the drawers and trundle. Thought if the legos are hard for him to reach...switch the drawers with the shoe bins. Keep up the good work! I'm really proud of you! ❤😊🥳
You did a great job! The whole room looks so tidy and organised. I can't believe how different it looks. You should be so proud of how far you've come, this is really a huge milestone in your journey :)
Kids underwear can be donated or sold at a yard sale. Underwear is so expensive, and if it is clean and not stained, people will be happy to use it!
Good job on the organizing project! I'm sure Tyler is so happy with his room!
OMG THE ORGANIZATION! You did amazing! I can’t wait to see how he keeps it up!
These videos always make my day
It looks great! You have opened up so much room for him. Your videos are so motivating ❤️
People will gladly and gratefully take toddler undies
Ask around or give for super cheap on any marketplace
Seriously, toddler underwear is expensive and would be appreciated by so many people
Nursery or school for little ones who have accidents.
Throw away any with stains, Wash and sanitize the rest and put for free. I bet someone will want them.
This is fantastic! What a wonderful gift you have given your son and yourself.
You & Tyler did a phenomenal job on his bedroom! I bet he sleeps well in his new room :)
Oh girl you are making me tear up. You are doing fantastic!
That looks absolutely amazing. So proud of you for taking this step and including your son in this step as well. I used to struggle with hoarding I just never knew how to let go and over time I have learned to adopt a more minimalist mindset. Some days and with more sentimental items I tend to still struggle some but it is definitely an ongoing growth and your never really done decluttering or organizing lol especially when you have kids that are constantly growing and changing in their likes and dislikes. But you have done do awesome in this video and I can not wait to see more from you. I love it...you are awesome and every small step should be celebrated along the way. So take a moment and just take in all the love and celebrate yourself in this journey that you are making. Congratulations girl on conquering this room💕💕💕💕
Beautiful💕...you will see how your life will change and Tyler’s. He will enjoy his stuff a lot more and he will use them a lot more. I am so happy you took your subscriber’s advices, I agree with all of them. I believe in Tyler and I really think he will keep his room clean and decluttered.❤️
That part where you folded the pj bottoms into the shirt blew my mind. I was getting frustrated with my kids' stuff not fitting evenly in their drawer bins, this will help immensely 🙏 Might even try it with my work scrubs
I've found that as the size of clothes changes and the space available changes, the way to fold may need to change over time. However, the concept is the same. If it can be neatly folded like (or similar) to what you saw, and then stand on its own, then it most likely will store nicely. I love the idea of everything used together gets stored together. It sure does simplify life!
Unicorn heart what a wonderful room for Tyler! bravissima! 💚
OMG! Congratulations my lovely friend, you did it! And it looks wonderful 💕
You did so well!!!! Love it! Can't wait for the master bedroom makeover and organising! ❤
Maybe it would be "fun" for you and your husband to have "dates" where you go on-line and dream of your "dream bedroom". Maybe it will have different paint. Wall paper 1 or more walls? Maybe it will have pictures of your kids growing up and favorite memories thru the years, or your wedding picture framed up really well. What colors would it have? Curtains? Furniture? Things that are "just the two of you". Etc. Save for it. Declutter for it. Then, if you want to surprise us, we'd be thrilled to see your success. Of course, if you have family pictures, put sticky notes on everyone else's faces. We're fine with that.
I remember a neighbor's example of doing yard projects. He created his dream. He studied out products, prices, etc, etc. He was single, so he maximized the use of rental equipment. He saved financially and for "time off of work". Then when he did it he just worked really hard at it!!! He usually got large yard projects done in 1-2 weeks! I was impressed with how he just plowed through his goals, but I also realized that he prepared himself very well ahead of time. It looked like a cinch, but really he had prepared well ahead of time.
I can't help but think that your sons would be very happy to see the two of you create a bedroom that both of you love! Both of you would know that what's in there is "what both of you love" at the current time!
When you get that space in the basement done put a nice rug there so Tyler can have a soft spot to play on
Nice! Yay! Like how you organized the drawers ☺️
The before and after is amazing! Got some tears in my eyes! Great job mama!
Yay! You did good! And like you said he will be able to declutter more things as he grows and maybe get tired of a few toys/things! He did a good job also with not picking EVERYTHING to go back up from the basement, but he still knows it’s there if he wants to play with it! Love your channel ❤️
Your last years video i saw chaos, this year i saw clarity. Very good job on the progress. 💚💙🧡
It all looks so good!! One thing I’ve learned about organizing is not to get discouraged if you try a system and something about it doesn’t work and needs to be adjusted. The number of times I have put together what I thought was a perfect system and needed to tweak it after living with it is huge! I love how much thought you put into the usability of his favorite things in this space!
I love the declutter basket!
Wow! Amazing room to make new memories in. Great job letting things go to a new home.
Congratulations to you and Tyler, his bedroom and closet look amazing 🤩🤩
Bet your family are so proud of you! What a journey, absolutely brilliant x
Domestic abuse shelters. A lot of family’s leave and have no clothing, even underwear will help 🙂
From what I have heard they don’t take used underwear. Bras maybe, but not used underwear. They do take donations of new underwear.
What a Great idea!!!!
Underwear gets trashed. Socks in good shape could be donated. Really dirty/worn socks gets tossed.
@@aliciacassio4215 that’s good to know 🙂 thanks!!
Underwear is trash
I think an area for the kids downstairs would be great for the larger things they still enjoy like the kitchen set. Air on the side of caution and keep things up on pallets or something to leave a buffer between the basement floor in case of water that may come in.
Get wheels for lego container so he can roll it around and then roll it back in the closet when not being used. Bonus he would absolutely be able to reach it.
You did a fantastic job of organizing!!! How amazing it looks. Once you get Brandon’s closet done it’s time to focus on your room Miss Heart. Give your room a makeover. Paint job new bedding declutter and organize. You can do it!!!
Another amazing video. Great transformation in your sons bedroom. Sending love ❤️
Yippee 👏 needed this to start the weekend. Stay safe and healthy. Mary, Joes wife 👏👍💐🦄🙏🥳💪
I love this - you're getting to a place where things are getting much more functional and livable, and that means it will be much easier to maintain. I am so incredibly proud of you in this journey :D
“I think I did a good job.” Ms. Heart you did an amazing job!!
Tyler’s room turned out so awesome! I especially enjoyed you organizing the closet and the trundle. Those hidden areas really are key to keeping the room functional and open. Well done!
The result came out sooooo good and the idea to include some storage pieces you already had at home was great!! Now looking for the same organization in your eldest' s room and then the full kitchen and pantry declutter and organization
You did a great job at organizing!! you really did, congrats to Tyler
Y’all did so good and man you have gotten so much better I’ve been watching since the beginning and you are doing great!! you motivate me and I’m sure lots of other people I don’t know If you hear this often but I just wanted to let you know I’m so proud of you and your journey and may god bless you! Thanks for the video. Have a great day!
I'm sooooooo very proud of you!! Congratulations 🎉👏!
You are a super organizer🌸 Your little one bedroom looks so cool😎. You did a amazing job with his closet 🥳 When I first started watching,saw the playroom I was thinking it will take forever (long time) to declutter(if possible) but you and boys have been a awesome team!!!! I am sure your oldest one closet will look awesome too'!!!!! Cannot wait to see his closet and you and hubby’s bedroom !!! Other great team(hubby and you) 👸🤴🏻
Great job! I would lay down a little carpet for the boys and encourage the them to set up their own practice playroom. The kitchen set is just begging to be a little restaurant in that corner😁. There is so much space now with your hard work!