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Doing chores contributes on a daily basis to household maintenance .

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be more successful in their careers.

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" My second reason is that our parents feed us, make sure the light are on, putting clothing on our back, buying gifts, and giving us care."

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"Our parents are always working all day and paying us is like we are making them work just for money. "

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The parents also get you clothes, shoes, and they put food in your mouth isn't that enough? Your parents do everything for you. Your parents get you everything you want and they get everything you need.

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Those who had done chores as young children were more likely to be well-adjusted, have better relationships with friends and family.

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But despite the benefits, research shows that fewer parents are requiring their children to pitch in, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported

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"Besides the parent make sure that their kids get food, clothes, education, and a roof."

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"Kids shouldn't get paid for doing chores because the parents buy everything .Them paying you is them buying you snacks,new shoes,games and toys.Also putting a roof over your head"

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“Rather than just saying, ‘Well, you need to dust,’ you do it with them and show them how to do it and what needs to be done.”

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Chores makes kids feel accomplished

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Kids have a easier life than parents because their parents only earn the money and the kids do not do anything

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Your parents aren't trying to torture you with doing chores and you shouldn't expect them to pay you to do the chores.

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It teaches kids to get up early and organize their time.

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(Ava) Yes, kids should be paid to do chores.

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(Ava) Yes, kids should be paid to do chores.

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Many people think that paying kids for chores could encourage them to want to help out around the house more. They also say it teaches kids about the value of hard work and responsibility. “When you put your energy into something and you earn it, it has more value,” says Erik Fisher, a psychologist who wrote a book about parenting. He says learning to manage that money is an important skill that kids will need when they get older.

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Mom and dad do chores very hard, and we need help them, because your parents give you life, food and bring you up.

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"So allowance ought to stand on its own, not as a wage but as a teaching tool," Lieber writes.

Read more: http://www.essentialkids.com.au/life/home/why-you-should-not-pay-your-kids-to-do-chores-20171012-gz0711#ixzz51cgIBLh8
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Because parents feel sorry that they gave kids chores.

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When the parents who do assign chores were asked how their children feel about their duties, 43 percent said they complain, and 37 percent said they try to get out of them. Thirteen percent said their kids will only do chores if they get paid.

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According to a national survey released by Braun Research in fall 2014, 82 percent of 1,001 parents said they had chores as children, but only 28 percent of them required their children to do chores.

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Every family is different, and every child helps in their own way.  But, working together to keep our homes happy and clean (aka: chores) is one important thing we all have in common.

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A weekly allowance helps kids manage money

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Reasons for not requiring them to do chores included children’s increasing participation in school and extracurricular activities and parents’ reluctance to heap more responsibility on them.