I often worry am I doing enough? But, this week, has proven that my oldest daughter, is working towards being much more ready than I ever was.
She helps cook, clean and is my can you do this for me, go to gal. She helps guide her sisters to help her too.
This is the cake she made her little brother for his birthday, by herself!!
Two years ago I wrote a couple of blog post about age appropriate chores:
I have used these to help guide me, but she is beyond the eleven year old chores, at the age of nearly ten. Why? That is just her.
If you make chores fun, in some way, (which I will talk more about in another post), your children really learn to enjoy the work.
Have your children help cook, bake, clean and organize, maybe one of them will be like my Lora.
Here she is helping entertain her younger siblings while I work on my workshops for the TPA Homeschool Convention.
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