Welcome to this week's episode of the Decluttered Mom podcast. I'm Diana Renee, your host, and I'm really excited to talk to you this week about photos.

Maybe when you hear that word, you get really excited or maybe you're filled with dread because if you are a mom, you probably have thousands, tens of thousands,

potentially even 100,000 photos on your phone. Why? Because we document every single aspect

of our children's lives, it seems, right? And we take screenshots of things we need to remember.

And before we know it, our photo albums are just like overrun with duplicates.

And if you're anything like me, too, my girls have access to an iPad that is connected to my Apple account. And so anytime they take photos or

videos on the iPad, it comes onto my phone and onto the cloud and all of that. And they are at

the age where they love to do performances, dances and songs and plays and take silly pictures and ask each other

funny questions, all on video. And so my camera roll can very, very, very, very easily

get out of control fast. If that's you too, then please stay tuned for today's episode because I'm

going to show you some simple things you can do to tackle photo clutter. You're listening to

the decluttered mom podcast, a podcast built specifically for busy moms by a busy mom.

I'm your host, Diana Renee.

And in 2017, I had my second daughter and it felt like I was literally drowning in my home.

Okay, not literally.

But I felt like I couldn't breathe with all of the stuff surrounding me.

Over the next 10 months, I got rid of approximately 70% of our household

belongings and I have never looked back. I kind of feel like I hacked the mom system and I'm here

to share all the tips, tricks and encouragement. Let's listen to today's show. Let's talk about photos. Okay. So we already

know how much of an issue, how much of a problem photos, digital photos can be because we

use our phones so much and we don't have disposable cameras anymore and we don't have digital cameras anymore.

It's just all on our phone, right? And then we have our phone attached to our hands most time

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