There is a ton of interest in the Stokke Tripp Trapp high chair, and for good reason. This versatile, attractive and well-made high chair is one of the best baby products on the market. Many parents have questions about the ins and outs of the Stokke Tripp Trapp, and in this post I’ll go over…
Answers to Your Stokke Tripp Trapp Questions

I’m reading that book too!!!! I’ve already donated 7 leaf bags full of clothes and shoes. Unreal how much stuff I had that I didn’t need (or didn’t fit!)
Good luck, crotchless!
Thanks Steph! And yes, it’s amazing just how much stuff I had that I didn’t need. I had 6 trash bags!
I’m KonMari obsessed. It’s basically my new religion.
I have started off like a recently converted religious zealot myself.
I’m reading the book too. I lost interest, but to be fair I think it was right after she was talking about thanking her purse and all but caressing her socks. We got rid of 7 HUGE moving boxes of excess crap when we moved in March, so we were already in purge mode. My plan is to keep it going, though I admit I know I am going to hold on to a few things that I probably shouldn’t. I’m with you; my vacuum and frying pan don’t spark joy but I need that shit.
Gretchen, I feel like she ran the risk of losing many people around the time she started thanking her purse and making out with her socks…
I read it! I loved it. I’m not doing it but still….fun to think about. I did fold my t-shirts and sort them by color! But….. I am already giving up on the sort by color part. The part about things sparking joy….some things will never spark joy in my. For instance. I hate bras. Anyone who knows me knows that probably….bras will absolutely never spark joy in me. But once in a while I have to wear one. So…..there you have it. (And I will not empty my purse when I come in the door either.) Still…..I think it will help me to think about getting rid of some things. Someday…
Haha Betsy I love the first two lines of this comment! “I loved it. I’m not doing it but still….” Ha! You’re the best.
I suspect what you do with the cleaning products is something like “I bought this dish soap because it was on sale, but it does a terrible job. I hate the smell and I have to use twice as much as the other brand. Thank you for teaching me that orange scented dish soap is not for me and that I should stick with fill-in-the-blank brand.” Or “I bought this furniture polish, but I haven’t used it in two years because I never have time to polish my furniture.”