Being Parents is not Easy, nor is Maintaining a Cleanliness with Children Around

How do you manage to keep your house clean? Do you have any tips on balancing parenthood and cleaning? Do you stick to a plan or do you just clean as you go?

First, your home should be sanitized and prepared for a new-born. Afterwards, when children grow older you strive to maintain an everyday cleanliness. It’s not an easy task in today’s world when often both parents work to make ends meet. We always encourage our readers to take part in cleaning activities at their apartment, houses or offices. However, this time we must admit that hiring a professional cleaning service is the best option.

There is a bunch of cleaning companies in Germany that will deep clean your house a couple of weeks before the baby is due. Naturally, no one is thinking about all that housework when the due date is nearing. In those last weeks, parents are fully preoccupied with their forthcoming precious. Every single parent wants to bring a baby home to a clean house. Such tailored service might be expensive, but certainly worth it.

Many of our clients really like deep cleaning their houses yet still choose us to do a deep clean prior to the baby being born. The main reasons for it are that they are not feeling well and want to focus on more important things. One of our customers mentioned: “I have a big dog and a lot of areas which I have a hard time reaching now because of a big belly”. Another one recollected: " I have two dogs and a cat and want to get that place as clean as possible. Last time it was deep cleaned was right before I moved in. It was great!”.

All right, but what to do after the baby is born? Having children around doesn't help to maintain a cleanliness on a regular basis.

Also, the weeks after giving birth involve a major adjustment and lack of sleep for everyone. People that appreciate a cleanliness don't want a messy and unorganized home during the transition period. A series of deep cleanings within the first year after a baby is born creates a clean and healthy environment for the newest member of the family. Parents are also better prepared to deal with their new responsibilities when everything is neat and organized.

Karl Müller

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This article was originally published in 2018 on SPIC AND SPAN. Home & Office Cleaning" blog.