Pulling your hair out over chores?

What if I told you that you could get the job done easily?  AND with your kids' help?

My husband travels for business, and when our kids were little, I tried to do it all by myself.  Exhausted and frustrated, I realized that I was going to need help.  To save money, I started training my children to do specific tasks they actually could do. Their work became super helpful, and I had more time for other things.  I’ll never forget when my neighbor and I were having coffee one morning, and our youngest began doing his own laundry.  The look on her face was priceless!

If you are like 99% of parents, you probably feel the struggle of assigning your children housework tasks and getting them to complete them without losing your sanity.  (THAT struggle is so real!)

You might even have resigned yourself to just hiring a maid…

Well, I’m here to change all that!  I want to show you how you can train your children and assign tasks that will instill a habit of responsibility within minutes.

You don’t need to pour over a weekly chore chart because I’ve condensed the very best of my 20+ years of experience of housekeeping with my children into a simple, step-by-step training.

I call it, WORK IN A SNAP FOR KIDS

And inside, I am going to give you a task library where you can access 18 years' worth of chores divided into 7 color-coded levels and organized into specific ages to introduce new tasks.

Here's What You're Going To Get Access To...

BITE-SIZE TASKS

I have broken down chores into more digestible tasks and even shared some parent tips to help you train your children.

WEEKLY CHORE CHARTS

Pre-filled chore charts for each age level are available to view online or print each week so you can add your own content.

GROUP CHAT

You will be invited to join our private Facebook Group, where we laugh and encourage each other.

WEEKLY ZOOM

I don't even try to assume your family fits into a tidy little box.  Sometimes you need that face-to-face.  So we have a live weekly call to work through issues.

DO IT FOR YOUR KIDS!

"The frequency of chores in kindergarten was positively associated with a child's perception of social, academic, and life satisfaction competencies in the third grade, independent of sex, family income, and parent education and improved math scores."

— White, E. M., MD, DeBoer, M. D., MD, MSc, MCR, & Scharf, R. J., MD, MPH (2019, April 30). Associations Between Household Chores and Childhood Self-Competency. Journal of Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics.

"Preschoolers can do chores like taking out the trash or setting the table, while older kids can make school lunches or clean windows."

— Goodwin, C., PhD (2022, April 18). Should You Be Making Your Child Do Chores? Psychology Today.

"Parents may be able to use age and ability-appropriate chores to facilitate the development of executive functions."

— Tepper, Deanna, Ph.D. candidate ((2022, June 14). Children’s Chores Improve Brain Function, Neuroscience News.

Here's The Entire Package...

Age Specific Chore Charts

Get a new chore chart each time you introduce a new task. Download the chore charts or access them online.

Color-coded Task List Library

Each level has a designated color so you know exactly where to access the information.

Task Description

You are uber prepared with a task description full of tips and even some games to play.

Weekly Zoom Calls

Need to walk through some issues or just get some face-to-face? We gotcha covered!

Scope and Sequence

Get a real plan so you know what to expect.

Members Only Facebook Group

Grab some coffee, kick back and join the conversation!

IT'S ABSOLUTELY FREE

That's right! You get free access to the most revolutionary training program that will change your family's life!

WK N A SNAP 4 KIDS