LEGO here, Dino there: How to keep order as a family

I usually put up when visiting comes. It’s different today. It should also be different. Elisabeth Ebner is a regulatory coach, she wants to see the apartment in its normal condition. She wants to know where the problem is. All right then. Our problem is above all the children’s room. Lego is scattered over the carpet, there are matchbox cars everywhere, in between a railway line and bustled costumes, a cuddly toy here, a dino there. It’s so chaotic, you can hardly see the floor.