Because babies are cute, clutter is not.

For moms who want to sell, give or donate baby stuff in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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Checklists and Tips to Help Streamline Spring Cleaning

It’s time for spring cleaning again, and some apps can help users stay organized while getting their homes in order.

Spring cleaning.... there’s an app for that 😅

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9 Stylish Ways to Repurpose Your Crib

You're ready to retire your crib for good, but what to do with that once-so-important piece of furniture?

When it comes to getting old baby stuff out of the way, cribs are tough.  Maybe it’s unsafe, and you can’t pass it on.  Or maybe, memories of your little peanut are what’s holding you back.

Either way, the internet is here to help.  A simple google search will take you to so many fun and creative ways to transform your crib into something new and useful for your kids and family. 

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A special welcome to PAMP moms who are trying Inkindness for the first time!

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Marie Kondo’s Tips for Decluttering a Kid’s Room - Us Weekly

Japanese organizing guru Marie Kondo, whose book is loved by stars including Lucy Liu and Kate Hudson, gives Us Weekly her top tips for decluttering a kid’s room

Here’s another idea from us... let your kiddos help you post a donation on Inkindness. Hopefully they’ll see that it’s easier to give things up when you can give them to someone else in need.

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Download Our Kindness Calendar!

Print out our Kindness Calendar and bring a smile to someone's face!

Happy Random Acts of Kindness Day! Red Tricycle’s Kindness Calendar has some great ideas for doing good deeds.

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A rummage sale for gently used clothes, toys and household items, hosted by The Parents’ Club of Palo Alto Menlo Park - what a great idea!

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What Really Happens to Your Clothing Donations?

Clothing donations don't all go towards a good cause. We trace what happens to your duds after you drop them off.

But if it's important that your used clothing goes towards a good cause, take a moment to check out where your donations are really going. If you don't mind that some of the clothes you donate to big charity organizations may end up in a cargo ship to Central America, by all means. But if you do, seek out local churches and violence and domestic abuse centers...

Interesting insight into what happens to donated clothing... 

Live in the SF Bay Area?  Want to donate baby stuff to local nonprofits?  Check out Inkindness!

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The Cult of Marie Kondo

Marie Kondo, sparking yet more joy as she tours for her new book on “compassionate organizing.”

As a mom, if something “sparks joy” for your little one, then it sparks joy for you.  But, when it’s outgrown or left behind... time to let it spark joy for someone else?