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Getting Kids to Help with Cleaning

When school starts back up, it's more important than ever to have your kids organized and focused. And that includes having an organized room to complete their homework.

Get some tips on how to help your kids organize their rooms for back to school, and how to motivate them to help with weekly cleaning chores.

How It's Done

First, empower kids to organize by giving them bins and containers to store their toys, hobby materials, clothes and other items that contribute to clutter. Then find out what motivates them, and use that to establish a cleaning routine that makes them regular, valuable contributors to cleaning the house.

Kids can stay focused on rewards and the jobs you task them with by posting a chore chart. It will give them a sense of mission at the onset and a sense of satisfaction when the chores are completed.

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About Molly Maid

In 1984, entrepreneur David McKinnon brought Molly Maid from Canada to Ann Arbor, Michigan, to give busy American homeowners a reliable, professional, affordable solution to messy, dirty houses. Residents of the competitive university town took advantage of the new home cleaning service, which quickly expanded to communities in other states. Today, there are more than 450 individually owned Molly Maid cleaning service franchises operating across the United States. Last year, we performed 1.7 million cleaning services, 90 percent of which were for repeat customers.
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