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Friday, 13 September 2013
Stylish Vintage Baby Presents: It's All In a Day's Work... for Toddlers!
Stylish
Vintage Baby Presents: It's All In a Day's Work... for Toddlers!
Even
toddlers can help with household chores if you keep the tasks simple
and fun. The earlier that children learn to help out at home, the
easier it will be for them to complete chores on their own, in the
future. Chore time can be fun if you complete tasks together with
some music to motivate you. Make a game of completing dreary tasks
and enjoy this time with your little ones. Keep in mind that children
tend to have short attention spans, so you can set a timer and make a
race of completing some tasks like cleaning up toys or putting dirty
clothing in the hamper. You can encourage this positive behavior by
providing your child with their own miniature vacuum cleaner, toy
brooms, dustpans and aprons. When you take the time to make work fun,
it doesn't even seem like work and it is a great way to interact with
your children.
Here
are some simple, toddler-appropriate chores that you can try out with
your little ones:
- Picking up toys, books and clothing
- Feeding & caring for the family pet
- Wiping up spills & messes
- Dusting
- Carrying & putting away grocery items
- Setting & clearing the table
- Making the bed
- Raking leaves
- Shoveling snow
You
can encourage your child to do chores according to their age and
ability with the use of chore charts. Marking completed chores each
day with a sticker, a check mark or a magnet is a simple way of
tracking your child's successful completion of each task and it never
hurts to reward good behavior with a trip to the local park, the
library or even an ice cream treat. When you reinforce positive
behavior with a reward, your child will grow to appreciate the value
of hard work!
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