The Homemaker’s Creed I Believe homemaking is a noble and challenging career. I Believe homemaking is an art requiring many different skills. I Believe homemaking requires the best of my efforts, my abilities, and my thinking. I Believe home reflects the spirit of the homemaker. I Believe home should be a place of peace, joy, and contentment. I Believe no task is too humble that contributes to the cleanliness, the order, the health, the well-being of the household. I Believe a homemaker must be true to the highest ideals of love, loyalty, service, and religion. I Believe home must be an influence for good in the neighborhood, the community, the country.
The Homemaker’s Creed was originally published by Betty Crocker, a Division of General Mills, Inc., as part of its “American Home Legion” program during WWII.