Clutter-Free With Kids: Creating a Clutter-Free Home With Kids to Have a Positive and Enjoyable Life
DIY Hacks and Organization
Nonfiction, Home & Garden, The Home, Cleaning & Caretaking, Decorating
| Author: | Phyllis Gill | ISBN: | 9781386327264 |
| Publisher: | Guava Books | Publication: | February 23, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Phyllis Gill |
| ISBN: | 9781386327264 |
| Publisher: | Guava Books |
| Publication: | February 23, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Whether you have one child or several children, this is the book for you. It doesn’t matter if you live in a fine condo in a large city or a sprawling ranch house in the country this is the book for you. Kids tend to have way more things- toys that have many pieces or many toys but either way, you end up tripping over them, stepping on them and otherwise wishing they were somewhere else. And then comes the embarrassing moment when someone drops in and your house looks like a toy store exploded. There are ways to control the clutter and actually maintain your home without spending every waking moment picking up dozens of little plastic bits. It takes some patience (which I cannot sell) and some knowledge which as luck would have it, you can find right here in this book!
I promise by the end you will know:
- How to keep at least one area of your home clean at all times. (A time and mind saver if there ever was one)
- How to use the “It’s mine!” mentality to your own advantage.
- How to help your child organize their toys so that things are easier to put away.
- How to assign clean up tasks that are appropriate to the age of the child.
- The difference between having a happy and healthy child in a clutter-free but not spotless home and having a neurotic, nervous wreck of a child who lives in fear of causing a crumb.
Done correctly, the techniques in this book will not only help your children learn some responsibility but will free up some of your time as well. And in the end that time can be used for fun things like picnics in the park instead of facing yet another day of trying to clean the house to Mother-in-law standards
Whether you have one child or several children, this is the book for you. It doesn’t matter if you live in a fine condo in a large city or a sprawling ranch house in the country this is the book for you. Kids tend to have way more things- toys that have many pieces or many toys but either way, you end up tripping over them, stepping on them and otherwise wishing they were somewhere else. And then comes the embarrassing moment when someone drops in and your house looks like a toy store exploded. There are ways to control the clutter and actually maintain your home without spending every waking moment picking up dozens of little plastic bits. It takes some patience (which I cannot sell) and some knowledge which as luck would have it, you can find right here in this book!
I promise by the end you will know:
- How to keep at least one area of your home clean at all times. (A time and mind saver if there ever was one)
- How to use the “It’s mine!” mentality to your own advantage.
- How to help your child organize their toys so that things are easier to put away.
- How to assign clean up tasks that are appropriate to the age of the child.
- The difference between having a happy and healthy child in a clutter-free but not spotless home and having a neurotic, nervous wreck of a child who lives in fear of causing a crumb.
Done correctly, the techniques in this book will not only help your children learn some responsibility but will free up some of your time as well. And in the end that time can be used for fun things like picnics in the park instead of facing yet another day of trying to clean the house to Mother-in-law standards
