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Sharing the Task of Hygiene and Cleanliness in the Family
Who should do the house works? Answer: Everyone who lives in the house!
There are jobs that all individuals living in the house can do, so everyone can finish a task. In the family, both parents and children should share the duties of the household,and all the work of a household should not be entrusted to a single person. If one of the parents is making the dinner, the other one can wash the dishes. When cleaning in the house, one person can sweep and the other can wipe. Tasks done together will be finished much more quickly, and they will be less tiresome.
To make task sharing easier, you can buy a small board and make a schedule of the tasks for the day or week to determine what everyone living in the house will do. If you do not have a place to hang a board, you can draw the chart on a piece of paper and attach it to your refrigerator with the help of a magnet.
Part of growing up is slowly starting to have a variety of responsibilities. That's why you can help your children start taking on responsibilities from a young age by giving them small tasks related to household chores.
How can children help?
• Can set their beds.
• Collect their own toys and rooms.
• Can replace toilet paper roll.
• Wipe the kitchen table after eating.
• Can set the table.
• Can put the dishes in the machine or empty the dishwasher.
• Water flowers.
• If available, they can renew the pet's water and food.
• Throw their own dirty laundry into their dirty basket..
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Sharing the Task of Hygiene and Cleanliness in the Family
Who should do the house works? Answer: Everyone who lives in the house!
There are jobs that all individuals living in the house can do, so everyone can finish a task. In the family, both parents and children should share the duties of the household,and all the work of a household should not be entrusted to a single person. If one of the parents is making the dinner, the other one can wash the dishes. When cleaning in the house, one person can sweep and the other can wipe. Tasks done together will be finished much more quickly, and they will be less tiresome.
To make task sharing easier, you can buy a small board and make a schedule of the tasks for the day or week to determine what everyone living in the house will do. If you do not have a place to hang a board, you can draw the chart on a piece of paper and attach it to your refrigerator with the help of a magnet.
Part of growing up is slowly starting to have a variety of responsibilities. That's why you can help your children start taking on responsibilities from a young age by giving them small tasks related to household chores.
How can children help?
• Can set their beds.
• Collect their own toys and rooms.
• Can replace toilet paper roll.
• Wipe the kitchen table after eating.
• Can set the table.
• Can put the dishes in the machine or empty the dishwasher.
• Water flowers.
• If available, they can renew the pet's water and food.
• Throw their own dirty laundry into their dirty basket..
