Discipline and respect of the household is key. This house is not a Holiday Inn, its our castle and it will be treated as such. Children inside this house dont really mess things up, a broken plate cam happen to anyone and do not punish kids if something happens, explain how to prevent accidents and you will succeed teaching the rules of the house
I don’t have children, only a brother who always messes up my room. Usually I pack my room in the afternoon and I just sweep it so the room isn’t very clean.
Tell them that they have to contribute to cleaning the house, or I take away something they like. (Ex. TV, phone, makeup, video games, etc.)
Försöker lära dom att städa och försöka se till att de faktiskt gör det att om man använt något måste man plocka ihop det efter. Och så försöker jag också hjälpa och städa och försöker ha ordning
I think you should put toys I. Bins with labels, then you can encourage them to clean up and learn which bin to put things in
Teach them to put things back to their place after using them or after they are done playing. Also a good schedule and sharing the housework with the significant other is important.
I do not have children, but for myself I would make sure to just do a little everyday. With kids maybe do the same and ask them to join in for just a few minutes.
I do make the morning routine before they wake up so i can have my own time, then evening after they sleep. I still work it out in afternoon, that’s the hardest one.
I do my best to take things out of a room that don’t belong there and put them where they go. Every time I get up from my seat w looking for things that are out of place.
Would it help to minimise the number of tasks on your list to the few you feel you can consistently achieve, even on really rough days? Drinking some water and brushing your teeth might be a real win on a super hard day.