The House Fairy Hall of Clean Rooms

We are very proud of our celebrated Hall of Clean Rooms. Almost 600 photos are in here, submitted by proud moms. We know the kids who cleaned up their rooms are proud too, because of all the activity going on in this hall!

We have reserved a space for each of your children’s clean room pictures.When you become a member, you can submit your photos and they’ll be added to the illustrious Hall of Clean Rooms. Also, our House Fairy Tech Elves will put the photos onto your children’s private page.

Know someone with a clean room photo in the Hall of Clean Rooms? Just search by his/her first name.

 

More than 20,000 families celebrate the day they invited the House Fairy into their homes.
  • "I just wanted to write and say how much improved my 6 year old son Sean is after you started coming to visit us earlier this year.”

    Sean’s loving mommy, Catherine

  • “I showed my 7 and 4 year old girls the videos. They watched two videos and were off! They cleaned their room, the toy room and even vacuumed these two rooms plus the stairs."

    Jessica

  • “Honestly, my home is so much cleaner since we started the House Fairy and I don’t have to fight with them. They help! They offer to help! Before they didn’t realize when a room was messy. Now they walk into a room and say 'The House Fairy won’t like this' or 'my room is messy.'"

    Kimberly

  • “When I first went on the House Fairy website I thought about not buying it but doing it on my own. I am sooooo glad I bought it. My children love watching the different videos and I like that the House Fairy teaches my children more than just cleaning their rooms.”

    Dee

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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.