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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
"Teaching Responsibility"
Little Miss is learning about money - its value and meaning. So, we've let her know that she can earn money by doing chores. We haven't made this a mandatory action. She is responsible for a lot and time is limited. We expect her to help and do as asked though on a daily basis. The rules were that if she did a job that she normally doesn't do and it's not something fun (aka "helping" me bake cookies), she can get some monetary reward. Last Monday, during the snow day, she folded all the laundry. Originally, as with other chores in the past, she was just going to do it for all the change in my wallet. This is a gamble because it can be $5 or 18 cents. This past Monday, it was 18 cents, and she was still excited. She did such a good job, Husband gave her a dollar. Yesterday, he gave her another basket and gave her another dollar. She's now a money-hungry monster. In the meantime, we get lazier.
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