How Housework Can Build Relationships

The word “housework” is often corrected to “drudgery,” “whining,” “nagging,” and “necessary evil.”

But housework can actually be a fun and meaningful relationship-building activity.

Saren and April share practical and simple ideas for how we can get our children effectively and positively involved in keeping up our homes.

 

Further Helps:

Two Tips for a Clean and Happy Home (includes a list of bite-sized household tasks and a video showing sink-cleaning certification)

What’s the Point of Housework? (April’s article with further information on the overall idea of this podcast)

Cleaning With Kids (3-minute video showing how to make housework and clean up fun for small children)

Teaching Kids About Work and Money (a program with charts and information to help you set up a system in your home)

 

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About Power of Moms

Power of Moms is all about moms helping other moms become the mothers and people they really want to be. We're a gathering place for deliberate mothers interested in growing through motherhood – not just going through motherhood. Our overall vision is to offer moms around the world the chance to “network” with other moms who share their same values, motivations, hopes and dreams. We aim to help moms take care of the person inside the mom, while taking care of their families.