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Subject: Re: not doing chores?

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Cordelia
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Date Posted: 05:17:40 07/18/22 Mon
In reply to: Mary 's message, "Re: not doing chores?" on 10:07:16 07/17/22 Sun

I used to worry so much about Jack - it seems silly now - and read every article about raising children I could find. They all said that the best sign for future educational achievement was if a child read for pleasure.

On one of our walks I said to him that if there was something he really wanted to do then he should tell me. There are a lot of hours in the day and it should be possible to do what he wanted and what I expected of him. I do think boys need organising more than girls, so I did remind him about his jobs and encouraged him to make lists like I did.

It worked for the most part, and when it didn't there was still my special hairbrush in the drawer.

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>I used to worry so much about Jack - it seems silly >now - and read every article about raising children I >could find. They all said that the best sign for >future educational achievement was if a child read for >pleasure. > >On one of our walks I said to him that if there was >something he really wanted to do then he should tell >me. There are a lot of hours in the day and it should >be possible to do what he wanted and what I expected >of him. I do think boys need organising more than >girls, so I did remind him about his jobs and >encouraged him to make lists like I did. > >It worked for the most part, and when it didn't there >was still my special hairbrush in the drawer.
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