Putting away the dishes
Organizing the closet
Sometimes hombres y mujeres have totally different logic when it comes to organization, and the closet is no exception. If you've ever found socks in the wrong drawer or shirts hung on hangers meant for pants, your husband probably did the laundry.
Feeding the kids
When dad feeds the kids, your kitchen might end up looking like this, so whether or not the niños are eating a balanced meal is the least of your worries.
Making the beds
If your husband's idea of making the beds means just pulling the cobijas up and over the pillows instead of actually straightening the sheets, folding the duvet and fluffing the pillows, you might want to do this household chore yourself—or teach the kids.
Dad as a hairstylist
Many mujeres have memories of their dads doing their hair as little girls—and they're not always happy, usually due to a mishap with a curling iron. Limit dad to a low-heat hairdryer and a hairbrush to keep your nena tear-free.
Cleaning the floors
Let's face it: Mopping may not be the best household chore for your marido if you find yourself on your hands and knees with a spray bottle of pine-scented cleaner to wipe up the spots he may have missed.
To dry or not to dry... Leave no question
Any mamá who has ever lost a sweater to dryer shrinkage or misshapen shoulders due to pointy hangers on papá's laundry day can identify. Or maybe you're used to finding your shirts hanging inside out! If your hubby has to do the laundry, avoid the heartache of your favorite items getting damaged by leaving him a note as to what goes in the dryer, what has to dry flat and which items can't be put on hangers.
