I admit, I am a neat freak! My kids hate that I am always pushing for them to keep their rooms tidy. Oh, well… part of the joys of being a mom! I am big on organizing for more reasons than just having a clean home. I also know that keeping organized helps a child in many ways.
When you think of the word housewife or stay at home mom, what comes to mind? I think of raising children, keeping a clean house, and cooking. There are a million other things that also come to mind but those are the three that seem to categorize all the other thoughts that pop in my head.
Your little one is becoming not-so-little, and it’s time to start thinking about preparing them for college. As the process begins early on, you may find that you, as the parent, lead most of the discussion in encouraging your child to start thinking about higher education. As they get older and it gets closer, your child may start taking over the decisions and prep work.
New parents have many concerns, but the safety and the quality of their child’s life are their top priority, which is why so many of them try to create a safe and serene nursery. In addition to that, choosing sustainability as a leading style and including as many natural materials is the right thing to do. Not only will you create the best surroundings for your child, but you’ll also show them why sustainability is so important. Don’t worry, creating an eco-friendly interior doesn’t mean your nursery can’t be amazing and absolutely beautiful. Quite the opposite, many sustainable decor pieces are beautiful and will improve the look of any nursery.
Many parents will tell you that having a clutter-free home when you have kids is like a pipe dream. Having a clean and organized home with kids is possible!
For one, it is inherent for children to make a mess. Second, you are already exhausted from taking care of your kids and other house chores.
