Are you guys teaching your little ones to clean up after themselves? Like whether it's eating or like their toys. Sometimes I, since I got him the... What is that called? Oh, the helping tower. I try to put him on there to put his dish in the sink. Or I try to put like cleanup songs or sink cleanup songs and pick up his toys. And he does a little bit, but he walks away afterwards.

Yes, we have worked with my son on like teaching him to clean up and after dinner he'll like take his wipes and like wipe up the floor or take his vacuum and vacuum and just like, like he knows the concept of things and I just love it.

Yeah, so the kids I care for, I like to make them think that they're putting things in their homes. Like my boy has a bunch of dinosaurs, so I always like, okay, dinosaurs are ready to go home now, we gotta put them back home. And he loves that, he cleans up so easily.

My kids are lazy. So I do like the clean up song, the clean up, clean up. And you know, they'll start cleaning for like half a second, then they just think it's just a musical and start singing. That's all they do.

So for the most part, my daughter is pretty good at throwing trash away. She likes to do it, so I have no problem with her picking up after herself.

My daughter is two and when I tell her to pick up her toys she'll pick her toys up and she'll put them in her toy box but sometimes she don't. But for the most part she does clean up after herself when she's done playing with toys.

Yeah, it's all about responsibility. So I mean, you definitely want to teach them at an early age, you know, what to do and how to do certain things.