Living, Loving, & Learning Together
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As with any chore, teaching your children to clean their rooms thoroughly and to be mindful about maintaining their work takes a little extra time in the beginning, but it pays off in the long run. Kids gain speed and proficiency with practice and eventually even learn to identify on their own areas in need of extra attention.
I got a message last week from a reader who was wondering how I manage my laundry and laundry room….
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Here’s one from my archives that’s as timely today as when I wrote it 8 years ago: Hi, Jennifer. How…
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The 2015 Ultimate Homemaking Bundle was released yesterday, and I’m already busily devouring the books included in this year’s collection….
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As you might imagine, having a family as large as mine leads to massive amounts of laundry and dirty dishes….
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The sun has been in hiding lately, but it finally came out again yesterday, and my family was all so…
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I’m making some steady progress by using Mondays to clean out my mailbag. Here’s this week’s letter: Dear Jennifer. I…
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In matters of housekeeping, as in so many other things, children are more prone to do what we inspect than…
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As every mother knows, assigning “a place for everything” does not guarantee we will always find “everything in its place.”…
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Hey Jennifer! Loved your newsletter. Eleven!! How Blessed!!! Enjoyed looking at the pictures of your home … how beautiful. I…
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Hi, Jennifer. How do you get teens to clean their rooms? This is a big struggle at our house right…
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