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Here are the simple steps:
Here are the simple steps:
...Here are the simple steps:
......2 Set the alarm. Choose a time each night that works for everyone, usually 6:45 works for us, because it is before we begin the process of going to bed with children, and we are not big TV watchers, but I can not imagine that something big was on the 6 : 45 You can also create alarm alarm music, so you have something to listen to while your cleaning.
...4 Allow children to help with larger jobs. Do not assume that they can not. Our three-year-old really loves the Swiffer floor, and she does a great job too, and feeling like a big help. It gives her a wonderful sense of accomplishment, until we get crumbs and dog hair without floors.
4 Allow children to help with larger jobs. Do not assume that they can not. Our three-year-old really loves the Swiffer floor, and she does a great job too, and feeling like a big help. It gives her a wonderful sense of accomplishment, until we get crumbs and dog hair without floors.
...6 Cut it in fifteen minutes. This is important because if it is only fifteen minutes of work each night it gets done hard and fast. Any longer and the law of diminishing returns begins to apply. People will race to get it done in fifteen minutes, but once you start pulling away, everyone will be slow.
If you apply these six simple steps, I promise to ease your burden, give your family a sense of responsibility, and create a sense of teamwork within the family.
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