What is housekeeping for?

Housekeeping is cooking, cleaning, taking care of children, taking care of the elderly, purchasing daily necessities, and taking care of pregnant women, parturients and newborns.

In the modern sense, housekeeping is the general name of family relations and their things. Home economics involves family business, family law, family style, income and expenditure, education, interpersonal relationship, the relationship between family and relatives, friends and neighbors, and so on. Housekeeping now generally refers to housekeeping services, including part-time, nanny, cleaning, nursing, hourly work, family relocation services and so on.

Introduction to home economics

The western concept of housekeeping came into being in modern times. 1899 The first home economics conference held in Pinghu, USA defined home economics, which is mainly a family economic management activity. It was not until modern times that the concepts of housekeeping in the East and the West gradually became consistent, involving all aspects of family life.

What we usually call "housekeeping" refers to family service, that is, the behavior of domestic servants to do housework, take care of family members and manage family-related affairs as required. With the development of domestic industry, domestic workers can be subdivided into domestic workers, mental workers and domestic workers. Among them, housekeeping service is a higher level of intelligent family service.

Service classification, nanny, baby-rearing, hourly workers, hourly workers, cleaning, foreign-related housekeeping, nursing workers, elderly care, nursing homes, home cooking.