Your laundry situation (Mount Washmore) is impossible to keep up on because you have way too many clothes per person, and haven't yet figured out a simple way to keep up on it.
(If you have too many clothes, laundry is an impossible task to keep up on for anyone)
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You have a LOT of laundry, because you have kids. Kids are messy and unpredictable.
Seasons and sizes are constantly changing, which means so are wardrobe needs.
Clothes are expensive and you want to save clothes for future kids, so you can save money and time.
But...
You have a busy schedule, and are ALWAYS multi-tasking without much day to day support or help.
You're busy, and laundry honestly is an overwhelming task, so you avoid it and procrastinate... and sometimes it seems easier to just start over and buy all new clothes than fix the amount of clothes you have now.
But it doesn't have to be that way.
I know because I have 5 kids, have lived in all climates (Alaska, Florida, Idaho, Southern California, and the Midwest) and haven't been behind on laundry in a decade AND we always have the clothes we need.
You likely have too many clothes per person.
And I know, it probably feels like there is still nothing to wear. Or you do that thing I used to do which was have your kids wear the "cleanest" dirty clothes because you're living out of laundry baskets or the dryer.
You have a "too much" issue.
And you don't want to swing in the opposite direction and not have enough to meet physical/weather needs, personal style or creativity.
So you need create what I call "workable wardrobes"... It's like a capsule but WAY simpler, and more fun.
Clothes can be expensive, and there are all kinds of moral and ethical issues attached to clothes for many people.
But trust me when I say, if you let me I will show you how to declutter clothes without guilt, and then purchase future clother without guilt or waste as well, you will save so much time, money and space.
This mini course will walk you through the process step by step.
Declutter your clothes, the kids' clothes AND save any clothes you need or want for future kids.
Create a simple habit around your laundry that will make it easy for you to keep up, and to delegate to kids who are able to do their own laundry.
Learn how to shop for needed clothes efficiently.
Rigid, hard to come up with, let alone shop for, capsule wardrobes. OR to be told you can't enjoy cute clothes or your creative expression
To just get a "better" laundry routine... No one, can keep up with too many clothes. Look around at how much you have? Would you expect anyone to keep up on that?
To vacuum seal clothes you don't actually have space for in your home
Less volume, enough clothes to meet everyone's needs AND desires within reason.
A way to actually manage past, present and future clothes as an ever-changing family (including an ever-changing YOU who has changed how many times since having kids? ( and I don't just mean size)
way to track what you have, and what you will need in the future.
Seriously, SO easy.
I know you are a busy, multi-tasking mom with a lot to do every day.
And I know making decisions on what to keep can feel SO hard. So hard you might never get to it.
My simple process makes the decision making EASY.
And we start by "shopping your stash".
In the 4 step process you see what you have, and how much and I guide you through creating wardrobes that meel ALL of your families needs AND desires for their clothing. If you have kids like mine, some don't care at all what they wear. Some meticulously plan fully accessorized outfits every day.
I will guide you to being SUPER efficient with all of your family's clothes.
Including buying less, AND saving more.
✅Hand me down FAQ
✅Switching out seasonal clothes
✅Behind the scenes of how I shop for clothes
✅Behind the scenes of how I shop for clothes with my kids
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Have a lot of kids, variable weather, and a messy lifestyle (sports, crafts, messy eaters, babies, etc)
Are always behind on laundry and sick of it.
Want to spend less money on clothes, without needing to buy from the most ethical clothing companies which =$$$
Want to save clothes for future kids (or not) I will teach you both ways and how to decide if it's even the right thing for your family.
Start over with capsule wardrobes for everyone (that's expensive and not efficient, kids grow so fast)
To do laundry every day
Never get your family to help with their own laundry in a developmentally appropriate way
Spend a time, money and energy on laundry that you just don't have
The basics of creating functional wardrobes for everyone in your home
How to create a clothing inventory the easy way (for moms with multiple kids who use hand me downs)
How to functionally store your clothing (daily clothes, seasonal clothes & hand me downs)
How to shop your stash before buying more new clothes
How and where to declutter your clothes (donate, trash, sell, consign)
How to create workable wardrobes for everyone (this is a more flexbile capsule wardrobe)
How to manage hand me downs frm family and friends FAQs and saving clothes for future kids
BONUS: How I shop for my kids next size/season of clothes
If you know me then you know that integrity is super important to me. That doesn't mean that I don't mess up from time to time (I'm human) but I promise to always provide valuable content, listen to your needs, communicate back with you, and hold everything I do with integrity.
If you get in and use under 15% of the content, and have not downloaded the course content checklist, and don't like it then I am happy to give you a refund. I am pretty darn confident that you are going to get in here and see how life changing this content can be for your home & family.
I’m a mom just like you who has decluttered her entire home.
I don’t teach decluttering in theory, and I will never ask you to do something in your home that I have not done myself.
All the tips and strategies you find in this course have worked for thousands of other moms.
I’m here to help you find that sweet spot of having enough, but not too much, so you can feel less stressed in your home.
Love,
Krista