Sentences with phrase «regular household chores»

Together with their four children ages 16, 18, 20 and 22, each of whom counts picking up pet waste as part of their regular household chores, Polly and her husband have fostered pets for nearly four years now.

It's also important to teach him how to maintain a clean home by doing regular household chores that will keep him healthy.

But going above and beyond regular household chores is a great way for your teen to become more independent.

Toddler activities can also be filled with games that involve regular household chores.

Since I was also carrying a full course load of college credits and trying to keep up with my regular household chores, I hadn't had much time to think about what I would say to Joe Smith after the meeting.

Another way to encourage independence and responsibility is to allow your child to have a certain regular household chore that is known to be their job and can be done independently.

Not exact matches

A choice of activities is available including routine farm maintenance, woodworking and metal working shops, and regular domestic and household chores.

Perhaps it's a regular program of school or work or household chores: get up, take a shower, get dressed, eat breakfast, prop yourself up with a little caffeine, head to whatever it is you do every day, then move through the regular routine.

Additionally, assigning chores and regular household responsibilities can prepare your teen for the working world.

Leeds suggests starting as early as possible in order to make chores a regular, drama - free part of your household.

The evidence reflects that Ms. Butler, notwithstanding her physical ailments and more regular and demanding work schedule, attended to the majority of the household chores such as cleaning, grocery shopping, cooking, pet care, laundry, grounds maintenance and car repairs — Mr. Noel accepted on cross-examination that Ms. Butler looked after these tasks 80 % — 90 % of the time during the course of their relationship.

I'm trying to find a balance between work [I only get 6 days off a month between my regular 40 - 45 hr a week job and I am also in the Air Force Reserves so that eats up one weekend a month also... and not to mention cooking dinner, normal household chores, the husband, our 2 yr old son and working out 5 days a week].