BASIC HOME INSTRUCTIONS

1. General Cleaning Instructions:

 Clean all rooms thoroughly, including dusting
surfaces, vacuuming or mopping floors, and
wiping down countertops and surfaces.
 Pay special attention to high-traffic areas like the
living room, kitchen, and bathrooms.
 Empty trash bins and replace liners as needed.
 Ensure that windows are clean and free from
streaks.
 Dust and polish furniture as necessary.
 Sweep and mop floors, including hard-to-reach
corners and under furniture.
2. Bathroom Cleaning Instructions:
 Scrub and disinfect toilets, sinks, showers, and
bathtubs.
 Clean mirrors and glass surfaces using
appropriate cleaning agents.
 Replace towels and refill soap dispensers.
 Remove any mold or mildew buildup from grout
and tile surfaces.
 Sweep and mop floors thoroughly.
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3. Kitchen Cleaning Instructions:
 Clean all kitchen surfaces, including countertops,
stovetops, and sinks.
 Wipe down appliances such as the microwave,
toaster, and refrigerator.
 Clean the interior and exterior of the oven and
dishwasher as needed.
 Wash dishes or load them into the dishwasher.
 Sweep and mop floors, paying attention to spills
and crumbs.
4. Bedroom Cleaning Instructions:
 Change bed linens and make beds neatly.
 Dust and wipe down surfaces such as dressers,
nightstands, and shelves.
 Vacuum carpets or rugs.
 Organize and tidy up personal belongings.
 Empty and clean trash cans.
5. Laundry Instructions (if applicable):
 Sort laundry into appropriate categories (e.g.,
whites, colors, delicates).

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  Wash, dry, and fold clothes according to
instructions.
 Iron and/or hang clothing as needed.
 Put away clean laundry in designated areas.
6. Special Instructions:
 Follow any specific instructions or preferences
provided by the homeowner.
 Use cleaning products safely and according to
their labels.
 Respect privacy and avoid moving or touching
personal items unless necessary.
 Report any maintenance issues or supply needs
to the homeowner promptly.

Taking care of a one-and-a-half-year-old requires

attention to detail and safety. Here are some instructions
you might require to follow:
1. Feeding:
 Provide meals and snacks at regular intervals,
ensuring a balanced diet suitable for their age.
 Offer appropriate portion sizes and cut food into
small, manageable pieces to prevent choking.
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  Supervise closely during meals and snacks to
ensure they eat safely.
2. Hygiene:
 Bathe the baby regularly, using gentle baby soap
and warm water.
 Clean their hands and face after meals and
snacks.
 Change diapers frequently to prevent diaper rash
and discomfort.
 Use baby wipes or a damp cloth to clean the
diaper area thoroughly during diaper changes.
 Brush their teeth with a soft toothbrush and a
small amount of fluoride toothpaste.
3. Sleep:
 Establish a consistent bedtime routine to help the
baby wind down before sleep.
 Ensure they have a safe and comfortable sleeping
environment, with a firm mattress and no loose
bedding or toys that could pose suffocation
hazards.
 Put the baby to sleep on their back to reduce the
risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

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  Monitor the baby during sleep and respond
promptly if they wake up or show signs of
distress.
4. Playtime and Development:
 Engage in age-appropriate activities and play to
stimulate their development.
 Provide toys that encourage exploration, fine
motor skills, and imaginative play.
 Supervise closely during play to ensure safety
and prevent accidents.
 Spend quality time interacting with the baby
through talking, singing, and reading.
5. Safety:
 Baby-proof the home by securing cabinets,
outlets, and other potential hazards.
 Keep small objects and choking hazards out of
reach.
 Supervise closely during bath time, around stairs,
and near potentially dangerous objects or areas.
 Use a properly fitted car seat whenever traveling
with the baby in a vehicle.
6. Healthcare:

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  Schedule regular check-ups with a pediatrician
for vaccinations and developmental assessments.
 Monitor the baby's growth and development,
reporting any concerns to their healthcare
provider.
 Administer any prescribed medications
according to the doctor's instructions.
 Keep up-to-date records of vaccinations and
medical history.
7. Communication:
 Maintain open communication with the baby's
caregivers, including parents or guardians, to
ensure consistency in care.
 Report any significant changes in the baby's
behavior, appetite, or health to their parents or
healthcare provider.
By providing clear instructions and guidance, you can
help ensure the baby's well-being and development while
they are under your care.

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