Tidying your home doesn’t have to feel hard
Learn simple, brain-friendly ways to
clear physical space so you can reclaim time and peace of mind.
Created by a teacher. Made for real homes.
Loved by overwhelmed moms.
Calming for neurodivergent brains.
“This workbook has completely changed how cleanup happens in our house — especially during playdates.
Instead of me stepping in, the kids actually suggest playing the cleanup games together and turn it into a group activity.
Watching them collaborate, laugh, and want to tidy up on their own has been such a relief.
What used to feel chaotic now feels surprisingly calm and fun. It’s rare to find something that encourages independence and cooperation, but this truly does both.”
- Laura P.
With the Playbook, you’ll:
Break tidying into manageable steps
Reduce decision fatigue (for you and your kids)
Create momentum without burnout
Set up spaces that are easier to maintain
Build confidence through small, repeatable wins
This is about progress you can feel — not rules you have to follow.
If you’ve ever:
Avoided tidying because you don’t know what to do with all the random stuff piled on every surface
Felt embarrassed by the state of your home or guilty that you’re not doing something about it
Tried organizing systems only to have them fall apart within minutes or days
Wondered why clutter seems to creep nonstop into every room
You’re not alone.
Clutter isn’t a sign of laziness or lack of motivation. It’s what happens when your brain is overwhelmed by too many decisions — with no clear starting point.
Being tidy isn’t a personality trait.
It’s a skill.
And most people were never taught that skill in a way that actually works for their brain.
That’s why I created the Tidy Up Playbook.
It teaches you how to make tidying gentle, practical, and realistic, so it lightens the mental load instead of adding to it.
The goal isn’t perfection.
The goal is to help you feel at ease in your home so you can finally sit down and relax for a few minutes.
This is…
A simple, step‑by‑step way to approach tidying
Short games that lower the barrier to starting
A system that works for kids and adults
Brain‑friendly tools that reduce mental load
A way to bring light-hearted play into your every day
This is not…
A rigid organizing system you have to get “right”
Pushing you to purge everything
A Pinterest‑perfect makeover that only lasts 10 minutes
Another task on your already overfull to-do list
Something you need to set aside a full day for
This playbook was made for you if:
You’re a mom who feels weighed down by the piles scattered across every room
You want kids to participate without power struggles
You feel stuck, frozen, or shut down by clutter
You’re neurodivergent and need simple, repeatable systems
You want your home to feel calmer — not perfect
What it feels like to start
You don’t need to read the whole playbook, and you certainly don’t need to do it “right.”
Most people start with one short game that takes less than 10 minutes — and stop there for the day.
I often recommend starting at the place you’re sitting. That’s enough to create momentum.
There will always be another day to do this “properly.” This is for the day you just want things to feel a little easier.
What Women Are Saying…
“I’m a mom with ADHD, and when I get stuck, I get really stuck. During our virtual decluttering sessions, Chloe uses the games from her playbook to help me move forward without overwhelm. They make the process lighter, calmer, and honestly more fun. There’s always laughter, and I never feel judged. This playbook feels like having Chloe right there with you.”
–D. B.
“The build a box and name a number games have been instrumental in my toddlers getting involved in helping keep the house tidy. They usually ignore me when I ask them to clean up, but anytime I ask them to name a number, there is no friction and whatever toys are on the floor get picked up cheerfully! It feels like magic.”
—Dr. Aegean C.
“Chloe!!!! You are such an inspiration for me and your work with our family has dramatically changed our home and family life for the better!!! More play and art and peace and much less junk! YOU are making the world a better place!!”
— Malana W.
What makes the
Tidy Up Playbook
work so well?
My approach is rooted in:
Developmentally appropriate teaching
Nervous‑system awareness
Executive‑function support
Real‑life application (not theory)
It meets you where you are — and gives you a clear way forward.
A note from me to you
I created this playbook because I’ve lived the overwhelm.
As a teacher, I worked to create calm, functional spaces for kids all day — then came home to a house that felt impossible to manage. The shame was quiet but heavy.
Once I learned a non‑emotional, skill‑based approach to decluttering, everything changed. My home became functional. My anxiety softened. I could breathe again.
This playbook is built from the same games and tools I used in my classroom, then brought to my home, and now use with families every day.
It’s here to support you — not pressure you.
Here’s exactly what you get
When you purchase the Tidy Up Playbook, you’ll receive:
A digital playbook you can access immediately
6 simple, repeatable games that make tidying simple and calm
5 resource cards that help you make the games your own
Clear tips and guidelines that simplify tidying and make it more peaceful for everyone
Flexible, easy to use strategies that work for different brains
My video vault so you can see multiple examples of every game in action, with adults and kids
You can start using it today.
What women notice first isn’t their house — it’s how they feel in it…
“Chloe!!!! You are such an inspiration for me and your work with our family has made dramatically changed our home and family life for the better!!! More play and art and peace and much less junk! YOU are making the world a better place!!”
–Malana W.
“You literally have changed my life. The girls play and we've hosted people and it's just been so nice being able to easily manage our stuff! So thank you!!”
–Dr. Aegean C.
“Omg you are a genius! The kids have been playing playdoh in their calmer kitchen area for the past 30 min and I am sitting on the couch.”
–J. M.
FAQs
Is this just for people with kids?
No. While it’s great for families, many adults — especially those who identify as neurodivergent — use these tools for themselves.
Do I need to set aside hours for this?
Not at all. This is meant to be used at a pace that works for you, in small, manageable pockets of time.
Will this make my home look perfect?
Perfect is not the goal – peaceful is. These games are meant to help your home feel easier to live in, and to create mental and emotional space for you as a result.
Will this work for me?
If you’ve tried other systems and felt like they weren’t made for you — that’s exactly who this was designed for. This is simple and adaptable to fit easily into your life.
You don’t need to overhaul your home.
You don’t need a free weekend or more energy.
You just need a starting point that doesn’t ask too much.
One that feels kind, clear, and doable.
“I absolutely love the playbook. My advice to other women is this: Get the playbook now. The sooner you do, the sooner your home life will feel easier.”
– Nicole W.