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BITE — Pocket money
Jun 23, 2021
Is it fair to get pocket money for doing chores? The podcast explores the connection between chores and money, delving into the consequences of linking hard work with monetary rewards.
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Quick takeaways
- Chores and acts of love should be distinguished when considering payment for children.
- Connecting hard work and money can lead to misconceptions about poverty and the value of different jobs.
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Should I be getting pocket money for doing chores?
Should children be paid for doing chores around the house? Some argue that certain tasks, like being kind to family members or hugging relatives, should not require payment as they are seen as acts of love and care. Chores, on the other hand, are often viewed as part of family or societal responsibility and may not necessarily warrant payment. However, there are some who believe that paying for chores can be effective in motivating children to complete tasks. Nevertheless, connecting hard work and money can lead to misconceptions about poverty and the value of different jobs. Ultimately, it is important to recognize that not all hard work should have a price tag.
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