Chores by age that kids actually do, without nagging or paying for everything.
Who it's for
- Parents of kids aged 2 to 16 who are tired of asking twice
- Families stuck between "pay for every job" and "nothing gets done"
- Parents of siblings who argue that chores are not fair
What's inside
- Part 1 — What kids can do at every age, 2 to 16: 3 tests for any chore, 6 age groups, a master table, safety
- Part 2 — Teaching a chore in 4 steps: show, help, watch, own, with step cards and what to say
- Part 3 — Chore charts that work: daily, weekly and rotation charts, the when-then rule
- Part 4 — Rewards, pocket money or neither: the 3 models compared; save, spend, give
- Part 5 — The exact words when they refuse: no-nag scripts, the calm ladder, words by age
- Part 6 — Fair chores for siblings: age-fair not equal, one job in three sizes
- Part 7 — Teens, from chores to life skills: laundry, cooking and money ladders, life skills by 16
- Part 8 — The 30-day chore launch plan, plus a one-page quick reference
- Companion planner (18 pages): chore charts for ages 2–5, 6–11 and 12–16, weekly chore rotation, teen life-skills checklist, 30-day launch tracker, reward menu and 12 cut-out picture job cards
How to use it
- Pick 2–3 jobs per child from the age lists: small, daily, easy to check.
- Teach each job once over about a week: show, help, watch, own.
- Put up the chart and let it do the reminding.
Formats and devices
71-page ebook (A5 PDF) + 18-page fillable companion planner (A4 and US Letter PDF). Opens on phone, tablet and computer; type into the planner on screen or print it.
General information, not medical advice. Talk to your pediatrician, midwife or doctor about your child.
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