It's unlikely that any parent enjoys spending their evenings cleaning up their children's toys.
If your child refuses to put away his dolls and cars, try a little trick.
To do this, the toys will need to show their character – with your help, of course.
It’s worth starting by explaining to the child that things, like people, can get offended, and they willingly do so when they are not put back in their place.
In the evening, do not rush to start cleaning in front of your fidget – let the toys be in the same condition in which the child left them. When he falls asleep, put the scattered things in a bag and put them out of sight.
In the morning after waking up, the little rascal will probably start looking for his favorite games. Do not rush to return the toys to their owner - first explain that they left the children's room because the baby did not put them away.
Discuss with your child how to solve this problem: maybe he will suggest buying a beautiful box for toys or you will offer to free up another shelf for them. Don't forget to remind your child that toys may not return, so they should be taken care of.
Then occupy the baby with something else, and when he gets distracted, return everything to its place.
The child will be happy to see his friends again and will learn to treat them carefully and gently.
