Cause Shit Happens Pt 1
Let's admit it... especially as a mom your at a constant battle when it comes to cleaning and tidying your home. And to be honest as long as your kids have a safe environment there is no right or wrong way to clean your house.
Here's part one of my house cleaning routine that I do daily. Sometimes my house is in worst condition or sometimes it's no so bad. I would say this case was right in the middle.
Also note I have unmedicated ADHD so I get overwhelmed FAST. To help I have come up with some tips and tricks that may be able to help you if you struggle with the same diagnosis and or difficulty of not know lung where to start when you clean. Let me know and I'll make a whole separate post on that topic.
Anyway please enjoy the first part of my kitchen being cleaned/decluttered a smidge. @
Cleaning your home can feel overwhelming, especially for busy moms balancing multiple responsibilities. It's crucial to develop a cleaning routine that fits seamlessly into your day. Start with small, manageable tasks to avoid feeling bogged down. For instance, dedicating just 10-15 minutes a day to tackle a specific area can yield noticeable results without the stress. For mothers dealing with ADHD or similar challenges, consider using tools like checklists or timers. Breaking tasks into smaller steps can help maintain focus. It's about creating a cleaning strategy that works for you, not striving for perfection. Remember, a safe environment for your children is what truly matters. Additionally, organizing cleaning supplies into easily accessible bins or caddies can streamline the process. Having all necessary materials at hand reduces the likelihood of getting sidetracked, making cleaning less daunting. Embrace a mindset that allows for flexibility in your cleaning routine—some days, a quick tidy-up is all that's needed, while other days might require deeper cleaning sessions. Embrace your unique cleaning journey and find joy in the little victories along the way. Above all, remember that it’s alright for things to be messy sometimes; the focus should always remain on providing a loving and secure home for your family.