Don’t put empty ice trays in the sink. If filling it up is too much for you to handle, just leave in on the counter, not in the sink with the dirty dishes. I don’t wash ice trays.
If you do decide to fill an ice tray, fill it. Dribbling a quarter-inch of water into some of the cups is not acceptable.
Replace the toilet paper when you use it up. If the little spring-loaded gizmo is too complicated for you, at least unwrap a new roll and leave it on the edge of the sink.
Don’t kick dirty socks and undies under the bed. I will not fish them out for you.
Put dirty clothes in the hamper. Piling it on top of the hamper does not count. Socks must be unrolled.
Put away the clean and folded laundry I put on your bed. Piling it on the floor in front of your dresser is not “put away”. Having to do this cannot be construed as child abuse.
If you do not care for tonight’s dinner entree, you may have Cheerios, Chex or Kix, and some applesauce or yogurt. You may not have Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs and a Coke.
Paper plates go in the trash, not the sink. I don’t wash them, I throw them away.
When the cats are meowing at their empty food bowls, feed them. Just a little, though…it’s a 12-pound cat, not a Great Dane. Neither of them needs 3 cups of food all at once.
That thing by the door is a coat rack. It’s for hanging up coats. Use it.
Do not torment your little brother. One day he is going to be bigger than you and then you’ll really be sorry.
Do not torment your big sisters. It only makes them torment you back.
Thank you.