My point being is they don’t know how to do normal everyday things, I can’t write out the thousand normal everyday things in one post…nor would I. Chores are something that are proven to help children aged 10-17, from first-hand experience where I live and interacting with hundreds of kids from different backgrounds, seem to somehow have next to no responsibilities. Obviously going to be different circumstances wherever you live.
My point being is they don’t know how to do normal everyday things, I can’t write out the thousand normal everyday things in one post…nor would I. Chores are something that are proven to help children aged 10-17, from first-hand experience where I live and interacting with hundreds of kids from different backgrounds, seem to somehow have next to no responsibilities. Obviously going to be different circumstances wherever you live.
https://www.aacap.org/AACAP/Families_and_Youth/Facts_for_Families/FFF-Guide/Chores_and_Children-125.aspx
https://www.uvws.org/news/s94a63z7yun3fczjm80xh8fzivafkb
https://evidencebasedliving.human.cornell.edu/blog/research-confirms-that-chores-are-good-for-kids/