Getting Sh!t Done (with your kids) Guide

Are you tired of feeling like you spend all day trying to find ways to entertain your child so you can just get a few things done? Feel like the ONLY way you can tackle the dishes or laundry is by turning on the TV, but then you worry about the amount of screen time your child is getting? This guide will teach you everything you need to be able to actually get your small child involved in your work in a way that allows them to learn valuable skills AND let you get your household activities done.

This guide is for you if:

• You want to use less screen time, and still be able to keep up with your household responsibilities

• You don't want to spend nap and bed times speed cleaning all the things you couldn't get done during the day

• As much as you support independent play, there are times your child just wants to get into anything and everything you're doing

• You want to stop feeling anxious about the never-ending to-do list that you can't get to during the day

• You want your child to learn how to do things like cook, clean, and take care of the house, but the idea of teaching them these skills seems daunting

• You've tried to encourage your child to help in the past, but the whining, crying, and complaining killed the vibe

I created this simple guide to walk you step-by-step and day-by-day to create an environment where you feel confident in inviting your child to join in your work, because you know exactly how to help them learn. AND you can actually get things done without relying on screen time.

The Getting Sh!t Done (with your kids) guide includes:

• A clear, easy to follow system for introducing and scaffolding skills

• Details on how to invite and encourage your child to join you in your household work

• Recommendations for adaptations that help children be successful in their work

• Detailed instructions for how to address whining, complaining, and frustration

• Information on what skills might look like based on your stage of life

• Recommendations on how to set boundaries in specific area's (like the kitchen)

BONUS SECTION:

• "Age 12 & Beyond" - additional information on how to continue engaging and encouraging your kids to work with you

You will have EVERYTHING you need to get started today, and get more done immediately!

FAQ's

Is my kid too old/young? This guide was designed for children ages 1-12 years old. Yes, young toddlers can participate in household activities! This guide walks you through how that participation can look like at every developmental stage, and exactly how to support it.

Will this guide work for working parents? Absolutely, yes. You still have things to get done!

Can I purchase this internationally? Definitely. This is a digital product so it can be downloaded anywhere.