How to correctly face the accumulation of sundries in mother-in-law's house?

I can understand how you feel. Do you have your own room to have a baby at your husband's house? Isolate your favorite environment in your room. After all, it is the husband's family, and the mother-in-law is the hostess. Respect her wishes. Or buy a few big boxes and put all the sundries together, at least to make the sofa, floor and countertop look brand-new. Now try to adjust yourself. When the baby starts to learn to crawl, I think your mother-in-law will agree to tidy up the house for the baby's safety. You can deal with the dangerous ones first, then the obstructive ones, and finally the ugly ones. Of course, you can't just throw it away. You can find some big boxes to put away. Change if you can, and endure if you can't. For the elders, we should understand and respect them. Whether it is the habit of doing housework or taking care of children, you should do it yourself first, and then ask others.

I don't have my own room, but I really don't want to live in my mother-in-law's house. The feeling of no solution.