50+ age appropriate chores that will teach your kids responsibility, confidence, discipline and respect – whilst also helping you keep a clean house!
Kids
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Easy tips for creating a plan to keep the kids busy and happy these school holidays – PLUS a printable planner pack to get you organised!
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Book Week costume ideas that will inspire creative, fun, and imaginative dress-ups for the 2020 theme: Curious Creatures, Wild Minds!
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Practical tips from the mouths of real mums, for how to reduce and manage your child’s screen use around the home + FREE resources to help!
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Creative and clever Lego storage ideas that’ll keep your child’s room tidy, whilst ensuring their Lego is still easily accessible. These ideas come courtesy of The Organised Housewife community.
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A FREE printable with heaps of indoor and outdoor kid’s activity suggestions to beat the boredom during the school holidays and on weekends.
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Practical and affordable new car gift ideas that will ensure your teenage driver is safe, prepared and well-equipped for their adventure as a new car owner.
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A pretty printable packed with conversation starters that provide the perfect prompts to get your child opening up, and talking about their school day.
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A huge selection of Christmas gift ideas that your kids actually need – it’s the perfect way to bulk out their Christmas present pile, whilst working wonders on your budget!
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Encourage more off-line play for your children by transforming simple and very affordable toys into imaginative and creative game-changers!
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Escaping Groundhog Day with the kids is easy and achievable with these practical solutions to change up your daily routine (and your head space too!).
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How The Kids Can Create Calm School Mornings + Nights!
Stacks of instantly printable routine charts that will take the stress and chaos out of school mornings and nights in your home – whatever your child’s age!
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My routine charts will help your child to independently get ready for school, stop you repeating yourself and remind them of tasks that need to be completed before they can play or turn on the TV, creating a chaos-free day before and after school.