
We also do things differently here than in Australia for various reasons, for example, rubbish sorting is more intense here and we wash more often than we might in Australia with a rotary clothesline because the hanging space is smaller.
Here's our list of the regular jobs done to keep our household running:
These are shared by Mum and Dad
Make breakfast (7 times a week)
Make lunch (7 times a week)
Make dinner (7 times a week)
Set table for breakfast (7 times a week)
Set table for dinner (7 times a week)
*Clear table after breakfast (7 times a week)
*Clear table after dinner (7 times a week)
Breakfast washup (weekends)
Dinner wash-up (7 times a week)
Put clean breakfast dishes away (7 times a week)
Put clean dinner dishes away (7 times a week)
Rubbish collection inside (incl. replace bags)
*Rubbish – take out (3-4 times/wk)
Toilets clean (once a week)
Vacuum whole house (once a week)
Clean bathroom basin and mirror (every 1—2 wks)
Cleaning shower and bath and shower room (periodically)
Grocery shopping (2-3 times a week)
Washing clothes (~5 times a week)
Washing towels (once a week)
Washing sheets (once a week)
Bringing washing in (~5 times a week)
*Folding washing (~5 times a week)
Refill heater with oil (winter)
Ironing (periodically)
Mending (periodically)
Boys’ jobs
Hanging up washing (~5 times a week)
Breakfast wash-up (5 times a week) NOTE: This has recently been renegotiated and been replaced with the jobs that are asterisked above.
From high school: wash own clothes
Jobs we all do
Get ourselves up on time
Shower ourselves
Clean our teeth
Manage our personal items like bags, lunchboxes, medication
Take care of ourselves by eating and sleeping well
Strip our beds and remake them
Keep our rooms tidy
Take care of our “work” responsibilities, including homework and schoolwork.
During the summer holidays we've added the job of planning and making one meal a week.
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