Toddlers Doing Chores?! | Lovevery

Check out these amazing videos sent to us from our Lovevery families! We love to see kids learning to do chores at an early age - and enjoying it. Giving your toddler opportunities to help around the house makes them feel independent and valuable. They have an innate drive to contribute and find a lot of confidence and joy in having their own role and responsibilities.

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[crmbaker]

Teaching a child responsibilities early in life, makes a productive, respectful citizen. Thank you Mom and Dads.

[jage]

Mine too. By the time they hit 10 all 3 knew how to cook a delicious dinner, family laundry, and cleaned the house, made beds. U start small give more chores they love it and it's natural to them. All had turns and called on the others if they needed help. And had manners showed respect for one another. Every year I teach what we never say that hurts one another ie tatting blaming and shaming. It was hard but they thanked me when they grew up.

[Aluapay]

That is the way it should be. My children always helped.

[djjohnston]

So impressive! Children learn so much from being able to help with chores. They love to help and be part of the team!

[StarshipDolly]

Aww so cute! ☺️
My son started helping me at the same age.
Darling little hands handing you stuff. 🥰

[amandaslaton]

This is cute, but most of all it's beautiful to see parents teaching responsibility and the joy a working hard. Awesome parenting. I've also added manners with my boys opening doors for the elderly and women of all ages. Respect a woman young and they will always respect a woman

[TaniaRouserArt]

This video just made my day. My son is only one month old, but thanx to this channel I know what I’ll teach him once he’s that age.

[kenaubdavis]

My parents had us doing chores at a young age and I do that with my four. They are 9, 7, 5, 3. The 9 and 7 year olds can cook, wash and dry their clothes, do dishes (dishwasher), fold laundry, take out trash, vacuum, and do basic cleaning (their room, wipe tables, dust). It helps them to feel confident and independent and helps in moments of emergencies, i.e. I tore my achilles tendon and was down for the count for a while. The toddlers pick up toys, wipe down tables, help take out dishes, and a few other light jobs. When littles ask to help, say yes and let them help!

[vedhak]

My 2 year old girl does the same. She knows where to keep spoons forks etc.. and she enjoys doing it 😍

[ShadesofSage]

Yup! Start them young! All my children have chores and they’re 4, 2, and 1 😂! I tell them, “I ain’t make this mess by myself, so I’m not cleaning up by myself!” Loved this❤️!

[JustAnotherConspiracyTheorist]

My mom had us helping her cook as soon as we could reach the stove. Washing dishes also. We all have a good work ethic and I thank my parents for that.

[t_n_rasberry]

I like how the first kid was smart because he didn’t kept doing one dish at a time at the end. You can tell he realized it was faster to hand multiple dishes at once. This helps him process and think of how to do things more efficiently and not to always stick to what was taught.

[yasisoufi]

Oh no! My heart can’t take this much cuteness! It is dangerous for me! Specially Coco and Adrian!

[marymemlendon]

That is great parenting. So cute helping with chores.

[riobird]

Kids are so smart and perfectly capable of doing things. Unfortunately in our culture sometimes we tend to shelter and spoil kids too much 🤷🏻‍♀️

[JustAnotherConspiracyTheorist]

Good job mom! He's going to do great!

[loub.]

My grandchildren started doing the same at that age.

[everythingwithLarQueen]

This was adorable😊😊😊 I don’t understand the thumbs down though.. just doesn’t make any sense..😒😏

[aureliefille]

Hey that’s child labor!! Lol. No I’m kidding! I think that is so sweet! At that age, they love to help! You can ask them to do anything and they will do it. My niece was like that. ❤️❤️

[PansyF]

My little guy has loved to help out with chores since he was big enough. He is 3 now. I let him help sort and put away silverware, switching laundry, I let him help mix ingredients before cooking (of course, breaking eggs is his favorite part!), he helps clean and organize toys, puts away groceries, refill trash bags, he loves sweeping and vacuuming and dusting (he has his own little cleaning set with broom, mop, duster) I have a cordless vacuum with a handle that is adjustable so it's short enough for him. He loves helping with anything he can. I encourage him and overly praise him for doing such a great job. And if I don't say ty quick enough he will say thanks for helpin? Lol. He will get on his brothers and daddy for making messes haha. I joke that I've created a mini danny tanner lol letting him help me ensures he isn't getting into stuff while I'm doing housework. Win win.