@Colleen349 Is this monthlong booking for the listing attached to your profile?
I see that this listing features Breakfast as an inclusive amenity. Unless it's explicitly stated otherwise, that means that you provide some form of breakfast food for the entire duration of the stay. Of course you don't have to go to the house every morning and make an omelette - a well-stocked pantry would fulfill that obligation just as well. For the sake of avoiding food wastage, I'd suggest offering the guest a couple of options for what they might like in the larder; it may turn out that they weren't expecting breakfast supply, or would prefer stuff like pasta and rice.
For what it's worth, breakfast is not commonly offered at Entire Home listings, so if you chose to delete it from your amenities list, your listing would still be just as appealing.
As for the weekly cleaning, it is something a lot of hosts like to do for the added benefit of monitoring the home. However, it should be disclosed in the listing so that guests can make an informed decision about whether they can handle that. Some people would welcome the service as a luxury; others would find it an intrusion into their privacy (as a guest, I fall into the latter group - I wouldn't book a home if the host intended to enter the private space during my stay). If you don't know your guests' stance on this, that's another thing worth discussing with them before the check-in date. If the home has cleaning products, a washing machine, and the means for guests to handle their own trash removal, it's probably not necessary for you to show up. But if there's any reason it's practical for you to drop by and check on the house, just be sure to give plenty of notice that you'll be coming.