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Simple Families

SFP 169: Too Many Toys?

Simple Families

Cloud10 and iHeartPodcasts

Kids & Family, Parenting, Education For Kids

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 4 September 2019

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

Do your kids have too many toys? When it comes to toys, there is no perfect number. But in today’s episode we are talking about why children don’t need a lot of toys. Having an abundance of toys is not only unnecessary but could be harmful. We are talking about all that and more. The post SFP 169: Too Many Toys? appeared first on Simple Families.

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Hi it's episode 169 and today we're talking about too many toys.

0:05.0

You are listening to the Simple Families Podcast, a Q&A-style show that brings you solutions for living well with family.

0:14.0

Here's your host, Deney Barajona.

0:17.0

Hi there, thank you for tuning in.

0:22.0

This is

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Denay and this is episode 169 of the Simple Families

0:26.3

podcast. Today we're talking about too many toys. How did we get here?

0:31.8

How did our kids end up with so many toys? Our intentions were good. The

0:36.4

grandparents, the aunts and uncles, whoever else is buying their intentions are good

0:39.6

as well. But too many toys aren't just unnecessary, but sometimes they can actually be harmful.

0:47.0

And I know harmful is a strong word to use here, but I'm going to explain more about this.

0:51.9

I'm going to explain why scaling back on the toys is actually not only in your

0:56.3

best interest less clean up time less chaos but it's also in the best interest of

1:02.1

your kids.

1:03.0

Before we get into today's episode, I want to bring you a 60 second ad from today's sponsor.

1:09.0

Today's episode is sponsored by Cultural Care.

1:12.0

Now Cultural Care is an O-Pre agency and what is an opere agency you might ask it's an

1:17.2

agency that links you with operes many of you know that we're in our second

1:21.7

year participating in the US.S. O'Pare program and we absolutely

1:25.4

love it. Cultural care is the name of the O'Pare agency that we use and the way that they define

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an O'Pare is a caring and committed, adventurous, educated young person. that they come from

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come from a caring and committed adventurous educated young person between 18

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