That's not to say that having your kid do his homework, or grounding him for an infraction or
insisting on chores is too much to ask of «vulnerable» children.
Not exact matches
Even if you pick just one
chore to
insist on, your child will be better off, Kindlon says.
She
insists on the importance of unstructured play time, teaching life skills through
chores, teaching children how to think using conversation models and proper questioning, preparing them for hard work by setting high expectations for their help at home, and normalizing the idea of struggle, which is something so many parents try to erase
on behalf of their children.
Expect and
insist on a fair share in helping with
chores so that your teenager learns to contribute, feels a part of the family and shares the load.
For instance, if a child
insists on picking
on his sister, you may ask him to complete a project or
chore with you in another room.