Spring time calls for a cleaning spree and if you did not get started yet, it is never too late to start! Sometimes we postpone because we are scared to face the "mountains of mess " that accumulate as kids won't clean up their own room.
I make it a point to involve my son in my cleaning chores and he is trained to clean up toys, put used clothes in the laundry basket and put shoes in the rack. He has been good so far.He takes pride in being mommy's little helper!
Sometimes we need to be creative to get kids involved and stay motivated.I do not claim to be a person who is brimming over with creativity. I am someone who will ask my BFF, google for ideas. While there are number of ideas that one can come up with, time is a big factor that will have a say on how many ideas can really turn into useful products. Clothes closet is a good place to start cleaning up and get oneself organized.
Here's a creative idea that will motivate kids to keep their clothes (or at least some of them).
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30 comments:
Yes, my boys love helping fold laundry (dishtowels and cloths mostly lol) and love helping vacume!
breej23 at hotmail dot com
Yes my boy helps quite often.
teddyoutready2(at)gmail(dot)com
My oldest is only 2 1/2 year old so she still not quite understand about clean up. But now she will start putting away her toys in her toy box after she finished playing with them
My son always picks up his toys and he is very helpful if I ask him to do something. He also helps me "fold" laundry. I just thank him for a good job and refold that later lol
Yes my daughter helps clean the house. Sometimes without me even asking :-)
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Amber Y
My grandkids love to help me clean. We always have a snack when we're done.
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When I have my grandkids here they do help me clean up. We always cook together so they are constantly putting things into the garbage/recycling etc. They also like to help grandma with laundry!
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My son is just starting to help (he's only 15 months) I expect him to help more and more soon
He is just starting to help, but hopefully he'll learn to be a great helper
She used to when she was younger but now she's a teenager, she needs gentle (and not so gentle) nidges.
Not really... lol.
I don't have children. But my niece does when she comes over
ontariohappychick at gmail dot com
yes, my kids help out.
My nephew is a huge help to his mum and loves to clean everything in sight with his own, special cloth that she got for him. It's very sweet to see him helping out. :)
Yes!
Ha ha ha...no. Well, my 4 year old likes to "clean" but first he will make a mess (draw all over the wall for example) so that he can clean it. He does like to help fold and put away laundry though. My baby LOVES to sweep and vacuum, and will purposely throw all his cereal or cookies on the carpet and jump up and down on it so that I have no choice but to bring the vacuum up. So, no. They don't "help" clean lol
Yes
Marla
Yes, our kids definitely help with cleaning...they have daily chores and are in charge of keeping their toys/rooms clean as well. :)
My boys love cleaning,especially cleaning windows and putting away their clothes!
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Patricia Wojnar Crowley
They do...most days. We have an after dinner chore chart to help get the kitchen/diningroom clean after dinner.
Absolutely and have since they were 1.5 (they're now 2.5). The tasks are relative to their age but they clean up their room, put things in the recycling, clear their place settings, hand me clothes pins. They love helping (for now...).
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clean the playroom and my little girl loves to help with dishes.
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Not yet as he is so little yet. But...he does help pick up toys after we play with them. He is a good little helper.
landfjacobson @ charter.net
My 3 year old tries. He likes to help with wiping down the counters
they all help at home with things they're able to do
My 3 year old does. Sort of. He usually makes more mess than he cleans, but he tries and he loves being the helper. The baby, not so much, haha!
Yes...I do the cleaning. I can't stand a mess
Not technically! She is still young, but she does walk over to put her trash in the trashcan or put her clothes in the dirtly laundry basket!
My kids do help with cleaning.
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