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I really have mixed feelings about this, tending to "not so good". Gaming chores tends to be a real problem. Ideally, kids need to do chores, homework and self-
by gautamdivgi 5y ago
I really have mixed feelings about this, tending to "not so good". Gaming chores tends to be a real problem. Ideally, kids need to do chores, homework and self-care not for a reward but because they just need to be done. I can quickly see this being a problem in the future where unless the "reward" exists, there is no motivation to do the "work".
I'm unsure of the parent feedback on this as well. As a parent, I do chores with my kids. As an example - I help them clean-up their rooms and they help with clean-up of the house in general. I still read to them and expect them to read on their own.
My view is probably jaded since I work remotely full-time. So there may definitely be a space where this is regarded as something parents would pay for.