Wrangling the kiddos to help around the house shouldn’t be a chore for both you and them. Whether you decide to motivate the kids with cash or not for a job well done, is a debate for another forum.

Giving every member of the family chores helps everyone feel that they’re contributing to the household, and having children in particular tackle chores can be particularly good for their development.

As kids grow, they take on new responsibilities both around the home and in their lives. If you’re looking for an easy way to help your child track their duties and work toward goals, try a chore ...

Whether it’s cleaning their room or getting laundry help, a little responsibility can go a long way. Younger kids might not be ready for true chores—but they are ready to learn their behavior has ...

We know many of you would be kidding yourselves if you said you didn't do all or most of the cleaning around the house (we would be, too), but news flash, mamas: you don't need to be doing all the ...

You Rules Chores for iOS turns the weekly chore chart into a game, pitting kid against kid in a bloodthirsty battle to do the most work! Well, maybe not bloodthirsty. Rick Broida is the author of ...

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A parent can no longer bark out an order to do a household chore and expect it to be completed. A request must be filed at Handipoints.com. The child will then log on, weigh the reward assigned to a ...