Families with children know how fast clutter piles up — from toys scattered around the house to closets filled with clothes that no longer fit. Over time, this accumulation can make your home feel cramped and chaotic. But did you know it could also negatively affect your family’s health? The average household contains hundreds of thousands of items, which can become dust collectors, triggering allergies and asthma, particularly for young children. Moreover, cluttered spaces contribute to higher stress levels for parents and kids alike, impacting everyone’s mood and well-being. Tackling clutter doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Start small by focusing on one area, such as a playroom or family room,…