How can I Make my child help me?

Great  ideas for Organizing Your Child's Room

 

When I ask my daughter to clean her room. She said :

I will do it later. This dialog is shared by a lot of moms and their children all over the world. This thing mad you mad. Here are a few ideas:

1.     TrySchedule a specific date put a date and time to clean out your child's room. If your kids old enough, should help you to clean up.

2.     Make adonatehave a large plastic garbage bag--maybe two or three--for everything you will be disposing of. Your son or daughter can help here. Let them know that every item that is of no use to them, that they donate, will be helping another child. Also, tell them that its important to discard anything that will never be used, to make room for new, useful items.

3.     Start organizes clothes closet. Pull in his or her clothes closet out until it's completely empty. Then, the only items that should be returned to the closet are those articles of clothing or other items that are going to be used again If you're not sure if an item fits your child anymore, have him or her try it on right now.

4.     Hang a baseball cap rack on the back of your child's bedroom door to keep all caps neat and organized. Put  it at a reachable level for your child and that he/she understands the proper way to hang the caps on it.

5.     Show your child how to organize shoes keeping all pairs together and separating dress shoes from casual.

6.     Organize their toys, games: Put up shelves in children's rooms. This is usually a better solution for toy storage versus containers, because the toys won't get crushed and will be easily obtainable. Make sure the shelves are at a reasonable height so that your child can reach wanted items.

7.     Create a filing system for your child, to keep artwork, rock star photos, blank paper, notes from family and friends, etc. Use a portable filing container that is capable of holding hanging files and that can be shipped to someplace else if necessary. The ones with handles are nice, since they can be transported to different homes, on vacation, etc.. Some of these containers have snap-shut compartments for pens, pencils, clips, and more.

8.     Make your children more responsibility. Teach your children to clean and organize as soon as they're old enough to do so. 

If you help them do this now, you will be helping them when they're old enough to move out on their own. If you have two children sharing the same room, divide the room in half with an imaginary line. Describe this imaginary line to each child. Assign each one the responsibility of keeping their side clean and organized.