Toys are a Powerful Tool for Supporting Independent Play
But you're here because they aren't working for you.
Let me guess…
-Your house has been taken over by toys, but your child doesn't play independently.
-You know that you have too many toys, but don't know where to start in the process of decluttering and organizing them.
-Birthdays and Holidays bring on an influx of unwanted toys that end up taking up space in your home, but never get played with.
-Your child's favorite game is "dump and go"--where they pull out a container of toys, dump them out, and move along to the next container. Then, rinse and repeat.
-You daydream about a functional, manageable play space with fewer toys that your child actually plays in.
I've got you mama!
Less is More when it comes To Toys
Eliminate Toy Overwhelm: Tired of seeing toys scattered everywhere and feeling like your home is a toy store explosion? This guide helps you simplify and create a clutter-free, functional play space.
Encourage Independent Play: If your child struggles to engage with their toys or relies on you for constant entertainment, this system shows you how fewer, better toys can lead to more focused, independent play.
Reclaim Time in Your Day: Stop spending hours cleaning up after your child’s "dump and go" habits. By decluttering and choosing quality toys, you’ll gain back precious time for yourself and your priorities.
what's inside Toys Simplified?
20-page detailed workbook walks you through decluttering your toys
Storage solution recommendations
Detailed instructions on how to sort, declutter and decide what stays and what goes
Criteria for “Quality toys" and why you want these toys in your space versus the junky ones
Simple mindset shifts that help you STAY clutter-free for years to com
Journal prompts to help you reflect and remember why you chose to download the guide and declutter in the first place
Gentle nudging for those who need a little extra push to let stuff go
I'm Amanda
Homeschooling mother of three and early childhood expert. I have spent the better part of my life interacting with children and their toys.
As someone with anxiety who is triggered by clutter, I knew I had to figure out a way to give my children the materials they need to play independently at home, while also respecting my own boundaries and space.
In addition, as a preschool teacher/owner I have observed that children play more purposefully when there are fewer toys, but ones that are open-ended and high quality.
The combination of this knowledge and life experience is what led me to create Toys Simplified.
I promise you, a little bit of work on toy clutter goes A LONG WAY. You've got this mama!
Your play space can be functional and beautiful.
Your children can be supported in their play.
Clean-up can be easier.
Clutter can be manageable.
Sometimes you just need a little help getting started.