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Most people are praising one mom's hack for getting a toddler to fold laundry, but others are calling it "child labor." Experts weigh in.

Kids don’t love doing chores, but they are important for learning life skills and taking part in running a household. They ...

Chores can teach kids life skills and responsibility—but should parents pay for them? A Cleveland Clinic psychologist offers ...

Eshleman says chores can help teach children responsibility and time management, but parents should be flexible.

Getting kids to do chores can feel like pulling teeth, right? You ask them to pick up their toys or put their dirty laundry in the basket, and suddenly, it’s as if they’ve lost all motor skills.

Implementing a schedule for your children when it comes to chores may be difficult at first, but there are ways to do that.

It was really hard to teach my little kids to do chores like cooking or cleaning up. But I'm glad they learned young because now that they're teens, they can take care of themselves. Now ...

“Kids are not going to be internally motivated to do these chores, so sometimes it can help to apply some external motivation to get it done.” Eshleman also encourages parents to model good ...

Whether it’s cleaning, doing laundry or grocery shopping, most of us can agree that chores are just a part of life as an adult. But, what about when it comes to kids? Should they have chores?

Modeling behavior is just as important. "When kids see their parents consistently doing chores, they’re more likely to participate themselves," Dr. Eshleman notes. Some parents offer allowances ...