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Well, hello there and welcome back.

You're listening to another episode of the Sustainable Minimalist Podcast,

a show about intentional and eco-minimalist living. On today's show I am answering a

listener's question all about getting organized in a smallish space. So I'm going to go ahead and read her email and then we'll get straight into my thoughts.

So here's the email. Hi Stephanie, this is Sophie from Sydney, Australia.

My husband and I have a 13-month-old

and we're thinking of adding another to our family soon.

I'm desperate for tips about staying organized in a two bedroom townhouse.

Our son shares the spare room with some storage and furniture,

while my husband is working from home from a desk in our bedroom. We are heavily influenced by nature schooling and

Montessori philosophy so we don't have heaps of toys, but there are some sentimental

items like furniture, woodworking, sewing, and other hoppy materials, and so many

clothes it seems silly to give them away when we're hoping to have more kids in the not-too-distant

...