From the moment your baby learns how to independently get toys out of the box, you need to start teaching them to fold them back. Not all children can be forced to do this, it is better to come up with a good motivation to form a habit of order.
Instructions
Step 1
Before demanding order from the baby in the room, look around - whether everything is always laid out in its place in your house. If there is a constant mess in the apartment or house, it is useless to demand from the child what you do not do yourself. Personal example is the most powerful way to persuade.
Step 2
If your home is tidy and your child's room is littered with toys, come up with a quick-cleaning role-play. The theme depends on your imagination. For example - your child is a wild lion who hunts toys and drags them to his den (box). With a loud growl in a matter of minutes, the baby will clean up the room. Don't forget to praise him.
Step 3
If you have more than one child, two or three, announce a competition - who will quickly collect toys and put things in order. Give a prize to the winner. To make cleaning easier, create storage for each type of toy. Books should be on the shelf, soft toys - in a bag or box, etc. Children should clearly know where and what to put away.
Step 4
Over time, there are a lot of toys in the house, and the child stops playing with some of them. Start a box in which to put them in for a couple of months. If they were not in demand during this period, give them to an orphanage or take them to a kindergarten.
Step 5
Buy your child brightly colored dust cloths, a small brush, or a mop. They will feel like adults and responsible for the state of their territory. Teach you to clean up your room during the general cleaning of the house. Over time, your child will help you with your daily household chores.
