How To Get Your Family Re-Organized with The Home Edit, post-2020

04/19/21 • 64 min

In this episode, Clea and Joanna from The Home Edit join Hayley and Jess to talk about what organization looks like coming out of the chaos of 2020. These master organizers and moms cover what to do with all the toys and junk you accumulated during the pandemic, how to emotionally detach from items, getting organized while on a budget, the basics of baby and newborn organization, and how to get your little ones involved in home organization in order to build healthy habits in the long-term. The duo also discuss their latest collabs, the emotional toll of leaving your kids for work, and how their lives have changed since their Netflix show.

Produced by Dear Media.

Produced by Dear Media.

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If you’re looking for ways to bring awareness to the Asian American experience, check out Stop AAPI Hate and the hashtag #stopaapihate. Stop AAPI Hate was created in response to the alarming escalation in hate against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the US as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Also, check out Chriselle’s book recommendation, Eyes That Kiss in the Corners. This children’s book is about a young Asian girl who finds uniqueness in her beauty, and it is a wonderful story about self-love and empowerment.

Produced by Dear Media.