The House Fairy programs are based on the simple premise that if children believe in Santa Claus and are extra good around Christmastime, then a loving grandma-type fairy could inspire them to be good year-round. Why not let the House Fairy motivate your children?
These video-based programs have kids from more than 20,000 families eager to clean their rooms, help around the house, get along with siblings, learn good manners and mind Mom and Dad…and not just in December, but all the time.
First the children meet the House Fairy by watching the teaching videos in the program you purchase. Second, the children learn about the Official House Fairy Rules, and that the House Fairy will inspect their good deeds while they sleep or are out, and she’ll leave a surprise (and a little fairy dust doesn’t hurt) if they follow her rules.
In the more than 65 videos, between the two programs, the House Fairy teaches, inspires, motivates and supports moms in all that it takes to establish good habits and routines. Moms get a toolbox full of goodies to help make the House Fairy real, including a list of suggested surprises.
The House Fairy gets all the credit just like Santa does, but she also relieves Mom of being the bad guy. Want surprises? Behave and follow the rules.
There is a ONE-TIME fee for either program and it's good forever no matter how many children you have.
More than 20,000 families celebrate the day they invited the House Fairy into their homes.
Sean’s loving mommy, Catherine
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Kimberly
Dee
About The House Fairy
The House Fairy is the brainchild of New York Times bestselling author Pam Young. A stay-at-home mom of three, stepmother of two and grandmother of 12, Pam has enjoyed most of her life surrounded by happy children of all ages.
With a major in drama (not in college, but in life) Pam has always been able to see with the eyes of a child. Writing a shelf of “self-help” books to inspire disorganized moms, Pam’s focus has always been on solutions to the challenges mothers have in life.