Clean
Despite what you may have imagined when you first had kids, your house is not going to be as tidy as you might like. But that doesn’t mean you should give up on keeping it clean!
To keep your home children friendly, you need to teach your kids how to tidy up after themselves. It may seem hard at first, but it’s something that will become a habit as they grow older.
Safety
Children need to feel safe and secure in their surroundings. This means supervision and a well-designed child-friendly home that minimizes the risks of injury.
The key to making your home child-friendly is to make it fun and engaging for your little ones. This could involve a reading nook with floor cushions and a small bookshelf, or a playroom where they can create their own games of dress-up and pretend play.
Keep It Interesting
Kids have busy minds and can get bored easily so it’s important to keep your home occupied. This can be done by creating a reading nook or a dress-up station for them to play in. This will keep them occupied for a while and also allow you to find it easier to tidy up after them. Another easy way to do this is by setting up a few different play and activity stations around your house, like a small table for crayons in the office or a hospital toy in the bathroom.