5 Things To Purge In Your Daughter’s Room

Fall is almost here.  Most of us got our kids some new clothing for back-to-school.  New backpacks, lunch bags and school supplies too.  But here are a few things you might have forgot to buy.  As the season changes, and as our kids grow, let’s not forget the head to to basics. Getting rid of, decluttering, purging and finding out what you need to get through the school year is important.

1. New undergarments.  Yes, seriously.  With the new wardrobe some people forget that as their kids grow their underwear and socks might not fit anymore.  Purge the dresser.  Get rid of all that are too small or worn out and do an inventory.  Fruit of the Loom comes in 4 packs and I love the micro-mesh material.  Great for kids in sports.
   
2. Makeup.  This is another purge.  Dump old makeup.  Stuff your daughter wore while sick.  Clumpy, old makeup.  Dried up nail polish.  Rule of thumb is to replace makeup every six months.  I know I keep mine longer than that, especially since I don’t wear it daily, but it is still good to go through all the old stuff and sort it.  Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure Polish.  My daughter loves getting new nail polish and with fall here there are some awesome colors that look great with the holidays. This one is Glitter Party.
   
3. Old Shoes.  My daughter’s feet are still growing and it seems she will wear shoes too small and tight and not say anything.  This isn’t good for her feet and old shoes no longer offer good support.  It’s a good idea to get some new shoes and purge the old ones.  If you just bought shoes when school started you might be able to wait 6 months but don’t wait too long.  Feet seem to grow overnight. My daughter might have 10-20 pairs of shoes in her closet and only 2-3 fit.  Go through them and get rid of the old ones.  If you have ones that are in excellent condition but outgrown too fast you can put them on Freecycle or donate them to a homeless shelter.
4. Hair Products.  Spray, detangler, gel, bows, barrettes, etc.  All of these should be sorted and purged.  I bet there are a lot your daughter never uses.  Hair products you bought that didn’t work well and they are just sitting on a shelf.  Get rid of them.  Declutter.  Less is best.
5.  Toys, games, books, clutter.  Christmas is just around the corner.  I always go through my children’s rooms before their birthdays and before Christmas to see what we can get rid of.  This way the old and new don’t get mix together.  We make piles.  These can be broken toys, games with missing pieces, or ones that just lost their attraction or your child never really got into.*Trash.
   *Freecycle/Donate.
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   *Sell.This is a good way to do a ‘fall cleaning’ too and get rid of unwanted things.

   

Have A Kid That Wants To Keep Everything?

Take before and after photos.
If she has favorite items, like childhood stuffed animals put them in the rafters.
Take photos of something that has great memories to it but will never be used.  You can remember it by looking back at the photo.
Make a box for the rafters of old school papers, drawings, report cards, etc.