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In my opinion I don’t think kids should get paid to do chores around the house. When you do little things like laundry, or cleaning your room, or swiping I think you should just do it. The reason why you should just do it is because it is a favor your parents have asked you for. Help your parents out they already have to deal with you,and if you have any animals or siblings they have to deal with them. Just take my advice I have to do chores but I suck it up and don’t ask for money like some people

always includes, cleaning my room, which my Mom is a stickler for. Cleaning my room is a backbreaking, difficult task I must complete in order to continue to play sports and do the outdoor activities I love. Although cleaning my room is a challenging task, due to the scattered books, pile of clothes, and water bottles covering the floor, cleaning my room will establish organizational skills and persevering skills that are vital in the upbringing of my cultural identity. Even though cleaning my room is

“When there are too many toys to put on the shelves and too many clothes to fit easily in the drawers, when the bookshelf is already stuffed with books, the closet is crowded with coats, and there are 57 papers stuffed at the bottom of their back packs, kids feel overwhelmed.”(Moore) Kids doing chores and getting paid having to do them and what kind of responsibilities it gives children has been around a long time. Whereas chores can cause arguments between parents and children, kids from the ages

As an adult with kids, I look back and I am grateful that my foster mom instilled in me a desire for hard work and diligence through weekly chores. Of course, I did not feel this way while I was cleaning the bathroom every Saturday, but as an adult, I understand the important lessons I was learning by doing them. Someday, your kids will actually thank you for making them do chores! Chores teach kids structure, hard work, and appreciation, and are important in creating a well-rounded child, student

of household chores and aspects of our future family, but we have similar perspectives about our finances. As shown in the survey, Cade and I disagree about the division of various household chores, such as dishes, grocery shopping, laundry, and cleaning the house. Before we got married both Cade and I knew that we were not the most organized or chore-focused people. When we are together we would rather enjoy the quality

The majority of teenagers for years dream about the day they finally get to move out of their parents home and start living independently. Suddenly when it's time to move out and live on their own it becomes overwhelming. Most teenagers think they are ready to take on the responsibility of living independently but when reality sets in, they realize that providing for themselves is surprisingly more difficult than living with their family. Living alone and living with family has its own advantages

was in a good mood when the QP met with her for a session. Christiana commented, "I haven't needed a chore chart since I was younger and even the. I didn't use it much." Christiana reflected on doing the dishes, taking out trash, cleaning the front room as well as cleaning her room. Christiana acknowledged, "my mom was only helping me clean my room once because we were rearranging furniture." Christiana denied her younger sister doesn't any chores. Christiana listened as the QP shared how young children

opinion, I believe that kids should get an allowance for good behavior and doing chores. I believe this because your kid can get a reward, learn to have good behavior, and your parents mostly likely comes home from a hard day of work and needs help cleaning the house. Getting an allowance for doing good rewards your kid a lot in his/hers future. It also definitely helps with future behaviors. Kids know if they are doing really good for doing chores, they most likely get a reward. It teaches them to

Why should children get paid to help keep the house clean if adults don’t? Parents don’t get paid to do the dishes or sweep the floor, so why should it be any different for their kids? Specifically, children should not get paid for doing their chores. There is an argument about whether kids should get paid for helping out with chores or not. I believe children should not receive money for doing chores. For example, parents are not paid to make dinner or wash the laundry, and they have to do that

and volunteers. These activities are given out daily, the children are preoccupied most of time, which leads them to momentarily disregard the opportunity to commit deviant acts again. The activities conducted by the facilitators involves cooking, cleaning, washing, recreational activities, spiritual activities, and educational activities. Moreover, these activities improve the children’s capacities and capabilities. These activities guide the children to change their behaviors. The activities given