- Begin with a home tour and a few priorities
- Turn the agreement into a written schedule
- Review and adjust at the end of the week
Day one: a tour of the home
Start with a tour of the home and show where tools, supplies and private spaces are. Introduce family members and key times, and leave room for questions instead of giving every instruction at once.
Days two and three: clear priorities
Pick three priorities for the first days, such as the kitchen, laundry and the children's rooms. Show how your family prefers each task done and write short notes to refer back to.
Midweek: a written routine
Turn what you agreed into a simple daily schedule with tasks and rest times. A written schedule reduces misunderstandings and is easy to adjust later.
Communication and feedback
Spend a few minutes each day on what went well and what needs clarifying. Use clear, respectful language and avoid changing instructions constantly without explanation.
End of the week: review and adjust
Review the schedule together, drop unnecessary tasks and add what turned out to be needed. Early adjustments build a stable, comfortable working relationship for both sides.
Turn the list into a clear enquiry
Start with the service, emirate and preferred arrangement, and ask us to confirm availability and details before agreeing.
