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Decluttering means making space for the things that really matter.

Experience a more simple life

With the holiday season upon us, we have the choice to give our loved ones experiences instead of things and ring in the new year with a new perspective. Find out how we do it: http://bit.ly/2JIf2Z3

As we gather to celebrate Thanksgiving, we wish to thank you for being part of Givetivity's family!

It is always the simple that produces the marvelous.

Have you been thinking about decluttering your life and adopting a more minimalist lifestyle even though you have kids? Don't worry. Here are some practical tips to practice minimalism with kids. 1- Invite your kids into the process and teach them the benefits 2- Make the time to declutter. You have to begin somewhere. 3- Prioritize experiences over things ... What other tips would you share?

Let your kids unwrap adventures, skills, and fun! It's easy. Create an event, add your favorite activities to the list, share with family and friends. Family and friends RSVP and contribute to the chosen activities. Someone lucky gets a thrilling activity! http://bit.ly/2JIf2Z3

Decluttering also means not filling every space of your time with activities. Giving kids time to be bored means giving them time to imagine, think, and become who they want to be without outside influence.

For some kids having every new toy is simply a way of life. Whenever something new comes out, they have the toy purchased for them, and soon end up with too many toys. It’s often not even because it is what the child wants parents can struggle to find a balance between keeping up with the latest trends and buying the toys they think their children want while limiting toys and giving room for imaginative play. Read more here:

Are you ready to get those creative juices flowing? Crafting at home with your kids is all about creating childhood memories and spending valuable family time with your children. To get you started, check out these art and craft ideas! http://bit.ly/2pURPMB Easy Peasy and Fun

For younger children, routine family dinners can provide a sense of security and a feeling of belonging in the family. Eating dinner as a family can strengthen your bonds. How often does your family sit down for a meal together?

The memories are special moments that tell our story