In the spring, a parent's fancy turns to thoughts of... cleaning! Something about the fresh air and warmer weather makes us naturally inclined to spruce up our living areas. One of the toughest places in the house is the kids' domain -- so many little pieces! These blog posts will help you get a handle on the task at hand.

Children and Decluttering -- "Pink Bunnies." Walking your kids through the decision-making process can teach them critical life lessons about discerning what's important, and what's just taking up space. The Simple Mom

Yet Another Reason to Declutter. Don't just think of the kids -- think of the kids' kids! You don't want to be that crazy old woman with 1000 peanut butter jars, do you? Home Ec 101

Cleaning Children's Rooms. Can Peter Walsh's "It's All Too Much" decluttering handbook help this mom sort through the jungle of her daughter's room? Read and find out. BeingFrugal

Why We Quit Everything. Decluttering your family's schedule can be as powerful -- if not more! -- than decluttering your physical objects. Here's how one mom made the switch towards a slower, more intentional lifestyle. Child Wild

How to Declutter Kids' Closets. Start small to accomplish something quickly and give yourself a feeling of satisfaction. The closet is a natural, self-contained place to begin your decluttering efforts. Here's a step-by-step guide. DIY Organization

How to Clear the Clutter from Your Kid's Room. This post from Parenting Squad that we posted earlier this year will zip you through the room clean with time to spare for a cool drink.(Hint: If you're in a rush, forget about involving the kids). Parenting Squad

Try Decluttering in Baby Steps. This blog post made me want to drop everything and get started! By dividing any room into "zones" and tackling one area a day, you can declutter easily without getting overwhelmed by the process. While not specifically about kids' rooms, it's great advice. The Momnificent Blog