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The Rhythm of Chores: Reclaiming Routine After Summer
On The Ground Parenting
29 minutes
2 months ago
The Rhythm of Chores: Reclaiming Routine After Summer
Welcome to Episode 9 of On the Ground Parenting. This week, host Sandy Inkster is joined by fellow parenting educator Samantha Ennest-Wallis and special guest Justin, to tackle the ever-present challenge of household chores. The episode delves into the deeper meaning behind chores, emphasizing that they instill a sense of belonging and are part of a shared family goal. The hosts reflect on their own childhood experiences with chores and how that influenced their parenting styles. Justin shares a poignant reflection on how children spell love as "T-I-M-E", and that a parent's investment in their children is necessary before they can expect them to contribute. Practical advice is also offered, such as using a laminated, step-by-step instruction sheet for complex tasks like laundry. The episode concludes with the hosts' takeaway that while chores aren't easy, they are an important part of a child's journey to becoming a capable adult.
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On The Ground Parenting
On the Ground Parenting is a resource for parents, grandparents, and caregivers across all stages of family life. Sandy, Sam, and Kelly bring unique perspectives – from navigating neurodiversity to grassroots family care and seasoned grandmother wisdom - in this nonjudgmental conversation. Each episode, approximately 25 minutes in length, offers practical insights, relatable experiences, and expert guidance from our diverse team of parent educators at Muskoka Family Focus [https://muskokafamilyfocus.ca/].
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