Sunday chores

Must do:
Tidy bedrooms
Tidy kitchen
Wipe down bathroom
Wash light load
Dry nappies
Take out all rubbish, recycling and food waste
Ironing
Put clean clothes away

Good to do:
Set up voucher payments to childminder
Email work about vouchers
Change voucher amount from Apr on
Tidy cupboard of doom in kitchen
Put all food in boxes
Sort out classifieds
Get 9-12 month clothes from loft
Sort out wardrobe
Put things in loft
Tidy utility room
Put voiles up

Ironing
Put laundry away
Washload x 2
Vacuum downstairs
Pop to shops
Bake muffins
Look for TV stand
Decide on holiday and possibly book it

Wow you seem organised...
I need to do a list like that... love the must do and good to do idea.
I wish I was working part time so I could have some me time somewhere too... I seem to get through a list about that long, work full time, spend time with my son and still the house is always a mess. And I'm permanently shattered! I always wondered why hubby had the energy to get out of bed in the mornings when little man was up - now I realise it's because he doesn't do all the chores as well...
I've recently taken to giving him a list of chores to get done and then going out to the the shopping while he babysits at the same time... made me laugh to see the state of him when I got back - but he has now decided there is no way on earth we would cope with a second... oops! That wasn't part of the plan.

@mollycoddles It's really difficult isn't it to schedule housework around family and working life, isn't it.

I'm just heading back to work in the next few weeks after having my second child, and I know it's going to be very full on until we settle into our new routines. To help with that, I'm trying to work through all my chores with DH helping when he is around, especially the more detailed on or ones that really need children to be occupied, before I go back.

I'm hoping thos means I won't need to do more than the basics for the first month or so, so we can stay relaxed and get used to everything.

I've told hubby quite clearly if we have a second I'm going back part time! There is no way I can manage full time and do all the house work and look after two kids every evening if he's not home before bedtime. Physically impossibility, I would crack!
Are you going back full time?
As a teacher the biggest problem is I my work preparing and marking starts again as soon as LO is in bed.
I've tried doing 20 mins jogging 3 days a week to have some time for me and in the first week I've already failed to find the time, as hubby is never home in the evenings to help out!

Decide on holiday and possibly book it

@Caroline did you decide?

@JabberJabber

Nope Sounds like a nice thing to do, book a holiday, but it's actually a PITA getting DH and I to agree!