The more fun they have, the more they will like cleaning. See who can clean up the fastest or how many toys they can put away in 60 seconds. Sending your kids into a disastrous playroom with no time limit is just asking them to get distracted. Or start with one half of the playroom and return for the other half later. Give them 5 minutes to clean and then move on to another task. Establishing this consistency will encourage cleanliness.
Make sure everything has a specific place in your house and that your kids know where it is. Establish a place for everythingįrom toys to shoes, right down to their toothbrush. Spend some time cleaning with your kids so that next time you tell them to go clean-up, they know what you mean! 3.
Show them how to clean upĮspecially the little ones! They don’t know where the blocks go if you don’t show them first. This way they get in the habit of cleaning up before dinner so afterwards you can have some quality family time or plenty of time for the nighttime routine. You could say that every day before dinner your room must be clean. Thankfully, there are some simple tips that will help our children 1) Learn how to clean, and 2) Like it a little more. Let’s be honest we don’t even enjoy cleaning sometimes, so getting your child to clean is like pulling teeth. Probably one of the most difficult skills to teach your child is to enjoy cleaning.
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