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	<title>Comments on: DIY: Make Your Own Children&#8217;s Toys</title>
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		<title>By: brandie</title>
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		<description>I&#039;m taking a slightly different approach to the issue of what to do for playthings once the new law is enforced:  re-introduction of old toys from storage.  I estimate my children have about 250 toys.  They play with about 10 of them.  I&#039;m boxing about 90% of their toys in the playroom and in their bedroom and putting it in the attic. I&#039;ll rotate thru the boxes every few months as needed.  My kids forget about a toy once it&#039;s out of sight, and it&#039;s funny how they love &quot;discovering new&quot; toys out of storage! Now, they&#039;re only 3 and 5, so while it works for younger children, it may not work for older kids.  I only wish I hadn&#039;t gotten rid of all our old baby gear two years ago when we thought we were thru having kids.  Now, we&#039;re having our 3rd baby in July, and it sounds like I may not be able to count on yard sale goods this spring to get all the gear I&#039;m going to need.  Sigh. Guess I&#039;ll just go the minimalist route, since we can&#039;t afford new strollers, changing table, etc.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m taking a slightly different approach to the issue of what to do for playthings once the new law is enforced:  re-introduction of old toys from storage.  I estimate my children have about 250 toys.  They play with about 10 of them.  I&#8217;m boxing about 90% of their toys in the playroom and in their bedroom and putting it in the attic. I&#8217;ll rotate thru the boxes every few months as needed.  My kids forget about a toy once it&#8217;s out of sight, and it&#8217;s funny how they love &#8220;discovering new&#8221; toys out of storage! Now, they&#8217;re only 3 and 5, so while it works for younger children, it may not work for older kids.  I only wish I hadn&#8217;t gotten rid of all our old baby gear two years ago when we thought we were thru having kids.  Now, we&#8217;re having our 3rd baby in July, and it sounds like I may not be able to count on yard sale goods this spring to get all the gear I&#8217;m going to need.  Sigh. Guess I&#8217;ll just go the minimalist route, since we can&#8217;t afford new strollers, changing table, etc.</p>
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