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Other Tips to Keep in Mind
- Kids want to help. Take advantage of this natural desire and encourage her excitement about doing kid chores.
- If he says he's bored, it may be because young children often have a short attention span. He could also be having trouble doing the chore as well as he wants to. Ask him if he’d like to do the chore with you or let him switch off to something else.
- Get her input on what chores she'd like to try. If it's something too difficult or dangerous for her age, come up with an alternative. She can't chop vegetables, but he can tear lettuce for a salad, for instance.
- Make chores for kids fun. When we clean our house, we crank up some rock music to get us motivated.
- Give him lots of praise. At first, your grade-schooler will probably make a mess or not do it right. But rest assured -- he’ll get better with time and practice.
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