Why you need an unload the vehicle routine

We’ve talked about time to go routines for your family. But what about when you come back to the house?

Do you descend into chaos again as the kids go wild?

You’re still trying to unload the vehicle, get the baby or toddler out, restock the diaper bag, wash everyone’s hands, enforce potty breaks, set out a snack or meal, and deal with your own purse/keys/receipts. Whew!

You need some help (make that lots of help), a routine, and a break afterwards.

What about a system for “we’re home,” just like you created one for “time to go”?

What you’ll learn:
• List the In Vehicle priorities
• List the In House priorities
• Delegate, divide, and conquer

And let the kids know that they’re all going to be helpers now when you roll into the garage.

It’ll take some reminders, but the tide will shift, and you’ll get a lot more help.

(And it’s pretty cute to watch your four-year-old carry in a gallon of milk, puffing with effort, and tell you that it’s not heavy for him because he’s strong.)

Get a routine, get help, and get a break!

That’s your new mantra.

You’ve got this!
Alyssa

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