How good are you at sorting out your life's belongings and how do you decide what to throw away?

Georgesgran it does depend on the model and condition of Silver Cross prams.
Some coach built ones are £3000.

I’m not the best person to comment as I’m a chuckaouter.
My partner jokes that if he stands around too long he’ll be out the door 😂
I’ve lost count of the times I’ve regretted throwing stuff out, especially sewing paraphernalia 🤦🏼‍♀️
I get my fix in a charity shop where I sort.
Had a wonderful day yesterday, so much useless crap.

Baby stuff?? Gone as soon as it was outgrown Maddy.
A friend (76) still has his DS’s coach built Silver Cross pram in his loft!! When his DGC were born, now 12 and 9 - the parents didn’t want it, so there it remains to this day. Absolutely pointless and if he looks on e-bay, going for a few pounds, as he’s stingy and probably wants good money for it - it’s just clutter.

And many things that were my mum’s before she died. I can’t let go of them. I don’t suppose anyone will want them after I’ve gone.

A few mementos, but the older I get, the more ruthless. I don’t want to leave a ton of stuff for my DDs to sort through when I’m gone.

Oh Jane, I know exactly what you mean. I have a hoarder husband, but at the same time I have so many things that bring back memories that I can’t let go of. Our house is stuffed, but very tidy, it’s when you look inside the cupboards and drawers. I’ve been doing some limited sorting, getting rid of stuff we bought for the grandchildren when they were babies. We’ve still got high chairs, travel cots, baby gym and toys. Ridiculous, the youngest grandchild is now seven. Hardly going to need a baby gym or a travel cot when he comes to stay for four weeks over Christmas is he? (He’s living in New Zealand at the moment.)