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Paying for Home Work
.Should children he paid for doing trork at home—masking dishes, moscThis
problem of whether or not one should pay children for work done at home cannot be separated from that of an allowance.
Aa a member of the family each child should hare some of the privileges that so with family membership. One of these is a share of the family income. This will take the form of an allowance, the amount to be determined by the age and needs of the child and the status of the family hank account.
Generally speakinx, the allowance should be large enough to meet tb* . basic needs of the child and to provide a few luxuries, but should not be so large that he feels no need for saving or wise spending.
Just as the child should have eoaae of the ( privileges that go along with family membership, so should ha assume some of the responsibilities that inhere In this relationship. These involve work sround the home and yard, let children and parents decide together what are to be the responsibilities of the children.
If. for example, washing dishes and mowing lawns era inifndsd. as wsO
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