Someone has to do it
Parents often complain that they always have to tell their teenage children to do their chores.
Parents think their kind are irresponsible. On the other hand , teens feel their parents are always
nagging and complaining.
A major problem is that parents think that teens need to do the chores on their schedule , while
the teens think,”why do I have to do it now , when I can do it later?” This usually leads to unnecessary conflict between teens and their parents.
The general questions parents usually ask about chores are the following: Should teens have them? Shout teens and parents agree on a list of chores together ? Shout teens have freedom to decide when to do them ? Shout teens be paid for doing the chores?
One mother says, “i don't get paid for doing housework. Why do I have to pay my daughter for
doing chores?”Another parent pays his son for doing the housework and odd jobs around the house. He says, “No chores no money. It makes teens responsible for earning their money , rather than having it simply given, to them , as an allowance.”My friends don't have to do chores , so why should I ? ”
Normally parents expect their teenage sons and daughters to help around the house. But parents
and teens have to agree on the kind of chores and when the teens have to them. One mom's son wants to do his chores after he goes out with his friends , but then he's usually too tired. Another mother only lets her daughter go out after she finishes all the housework. But housework never end!
So what's the solution
Teens and parents have to reach a compromise. There has to be common sense on both sides, don't you think?
Someone has to do it Parents often complain that they always have to tell their teenage children to do their chores.Parents think their kind are irresponsible. On the other hand , teens feel their parents are alwaysnagging and complaining. A major problem is that parents think that teens need to do the chores on their schedule , whilethe teens think,”why do I have to do it now , when I can do it later?” This usually leads to unnecessary conflict between teens and their parents. The general questions parents usually ask about chores are the following: Should teens have them? Shout teens and parents agree on a list of chores together ? Shout teens have freedom to decide when to do them ? Shout teens be paid for doing the chores? One mother says, “i don't get paid for doing housework. Why do I have to pay my daughter fordoing chores?”Another parent pays his son for doing the housework and odd jobs around the house. He says, “No chores no money. It makes teens responsible for earning their money , rather than having it simply given, to them , as an allowance.”My friends don't have to do chores , so why should I ? ” Normally parents expect their teenage sons and daughters to help around the house. But parentsand teens have to agree on the kind of chores and when the teens have to them. One mom's son wants to do his chores after he goes out with his friends , but then he's usually too tired. Another mother only lets her daughter go out after she finishes all the housework. But housework never end!So what's the solution Teens and parents have to reach a compromise. There has to be common sense on both sides, don't you think?
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