Do you clean your house, and in a few hours it's in disarray again? Do you have kids, and feel like you're picking up after them day in day out? It's time to teach Start them young In this book you will see why children should put things back where they should be - """"a place for everything, and everything in its place."""" And instead of saying, """"clean up your room,"""" describe to them clearly what you mean. Let your little ones help you fold clothes for instance, even if it's easier to do it yourself. Remember to praise their efforts. While results may not be perfect, they are good enough. And don't forget to reinforce good behavior with rewards While this book is about teaching kids to clean up, it is also okay to allow your kids to make a mess, this is how they satisfy their curiosity, develop creativity, and learn things. Hopefully, you're raising your kids into responsible and independent adults who know how to help themselves and others. This book was written to encourage kids to tidy up. Now if only you could teach adults.: ) | I can clean too by Epichelle Gonzales-Chavez M. D., Paperback | Indigo Chapters