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[TulipsAndSunscreen]

I know I mentioned this a few months ago and a few of you asked. This is one I really like and I thought this post was cool for thinking through age appropriate chores. DD1 can do everything on the 2-3 list except baseboards but we would need to work a little more on the 4 yo list.

http://livingmontessorinow.com/2015/...ee-printables/

[PrincessFiona]

This is really great!


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[MrsC]

Thanks for this! C loves to "help" already.

[TulipsAndSunscreen]

If you need child sized things (we have a broom, dust pan, gardening tools, and a rake) from the website "For Small Hands". The stuff is really high quality and will last through multiple kiddos. It's just easier for them to help if they have child-sized tools.

[scrub-jay]

We love For Small Hands! It's also where we send family members looking for gift ideas for our kids.

[SoonerTexan]

FYI too can find many of the things in For Small Hands (at least in the kitchen section) on Amazon for a lot cheaper


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[scrub-jay]

FYI too can find many of the things in For Small Hands (at least in the kitchen section) on Amazon for a lot cheaper


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Not always though. When we looked for the small glass pitcher, it was $7.50 on FSH, but $15 on Amazon. I double check everything before buying though.

[TulipsAndSunscreen]

We love the small glass pitcher. I set up a water station for C so she can help herself. It is awesome!! We've had it for a year and it's out of reach from D (although barely) and it's been so helpful to cut off whining and empower her to decide when to have a drink.

[MrsC]

If you need child sized things (we have a broom, dust pan, gardening tools, and a rake) from the website "For Small Hands". The stuff is really high quality and will last through multiple kiddos. It's just easier for them to help if they have child-sized tools.

I will check it out, thanks!