Children can't work, but they can help!
 
Asking children and teenagers to help around the house, according to their age group, is an excellent way to develop autonomy, a sense of cooperation, and responsibility in their living environment. These activities should be age-appropriate and should not interfere with studies, leisure time, or rest.
 
And it's important that help is never used as a form of punishment.
 
To help remember daily tasks in a fun way, create a To-Do Chart!
 
Use clothespins to label the tasks and, as they are completed, move them to the "done" column.