Engaging children in age-appropriate chores before the holiday season fosters responsibility and eases household preparations. For younger children, tasks like tidying toys, putting silverware away, making beds and setting the table are suitable. Older kids can assist with vacuuming, dishwashing and organizing common areas or junk drawers.
Involving children in holiday-specific activities, such as wrapping, decorating or helping with meal preparations, enhances their sense of contribution. Implementing a chore chart can provide structure and motivation. By participating in household duties, children develop essential life skills and a sense of accomplishment, making the holiday season more enjoyable for the entire family.
– Staff report, The Oklahoma 100
