As our kids get old enough to pick up after themselves and then are able to help with more tasks around the house, we can ...

5. Be flexible It’s tough, we know, but avoid forcing your children to do chores. Remember, the ultimate aim is not to get the chore done, but to encourage responsibility and a desire to contribute.

At the Milken Global Conference, Alexis Ohanian said rich households will soon have robot helpers that level the parental ...

Narrator Do you think parents coddle their children and don't give them as many chores as they used to? And do you see a detriment in that? T. Berry Brazelton Pediatrician I do think that parents ...

According to a survey by Braun Research in 2014, 82% of grown-ups polled said they had regular chores when they were growing up, but only 28% reported asking their children to do any. Now is the ...

She said while chores are important, parents should be flexible with expectations. There may be situations where the child can’t get something done because they need to do their homework or ...

But Ron Lieber argues that an allowance should be a teaching tool to help children learn to handle money. (And he says chores should be done for free by every member of the family.) Are you ...