Is it OK to have a messy bedroom?

The condition of your space can have a big impact on how you feel.

If you have ever heard the words “Clean up your room!,” you’re not alone. It’s not uncommon for kids and teens to be a little messy because they’re still learning how to be organized. But a desk piled high with papers and books or a floor cluttered with sneakers and sports equipment can be stressful for you and the rest of your family. Studies have shown that a messy or disorganized living space can cause anxiety and even prevent people from thinking clearly. On the other hand, research has also found that some untidiness may be the sign of a creative mind. What do you think? Is it OK to have a messy bedroom? Yes—it’s really not a big deal It’s important for young people to have their own space…

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