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An age-appropriate chore list

By Danielle Dimond
The benefits of giving kids chores include increased confidence, responsibility and a sense of contribution to the family. It also shortens Mom's to-do list. Here are a few age-appropriate chores to get your kids started.

Ages 2-4

• Put toys away
• Clean up spills
• Dust some surfaces
• Wipe light switches/doorways
• Get dressed
• Feed pet

Ages 5-7

• All of the above
• Help load/unload dishwasher
• Make the bed
• Bring in the mail
• Set the table
• Clean up bedroom
• Wipe down cupboards
• Dust
• Clean outside of kitchen appliances

Ages 8-12

• All of the above
• Sweep and vacuum
• Take out garbage
• Walk pet
• Fold laundry
• Help with meals
• Put away groceries
• Wipe windows
• Help younger siblings
• Mow lawn

Teenagers

• All of the above
• Wash the car
• Brush pet
• Prepare meals
• Help younger siblings with homework
• Mop
• Clean bathrooms
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