March 10, 2010 - Where's the cleaning fairy??
The last time I checked she definitely wasn't at my house! But, all is not lost. Expert organizer, and "America's Family Manager," Kathy Peel says you can start to tackle your mess by decluttering in a day. She also shows you how to clean in manageable chunks and get your family involved with the Seven-Minute Nightly Sprint. To make cleaning fun (yes, we said fun!) use our clean up cards with your kids to make housework a game, and our chore chart will help them get in the habit of pitching in.
Comments
| 1. | Rozita (Mar 05th 2010, 07:17 AM) |
| This is right up my alley. I LOVE IT! And so will my family when they get back home today and see it plastered to the fridge!:) I'm convinced that this tool will help things to run smoother around our house, because I do a LOT of reminding about these simple rules. thanksabunch! | |
| 2. | Myrletta (Mar 07th 2010, 06:01 PM) |
| I am just loving all of these printable things to interact with my children. I think that sometimes the visual gets the message across better. Thank you. | |
| 3. | Lisa (Mar 10th 2010, 01:09 PM) |
| I'm bummed because the printable cards downloaded as big black squares with colorful "my clean up duty" arrows. Is it my computer or the file?! | |
| 4. | Kristine (Mar 10th 2010, 01:57 PM) |
| Keeping a house clean can def feel like quite the challenge. I clean in chunks everyday, and it has helped to keep my home running smoothly for the past two years now. I can't imagine trying to do it all in one day like I used to. | |
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