How to Design a
Successful Teen Chore Program
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As a parent, have you ever found yourself frustrated that the chores are not being done, and your teen is more interested in debating about getting them done than actually doing them?

Have you ever felt you wanted to put a teen chore program in place but were worried about creating more arguments (and still not getting those chore dones)? Have you ever felt you needed to give in and make the list smaller? Or worse still...

Have you ever found yourself angry or frustrated to the point that you are willing to just forget the whole thing?

If you've ever felt or experienced ANY of these things, then pay careful attention to what follows because...

It seems you know other parents that don’t have their teens doing chores. Your teen has friends with no household responsibilities, let alone with a teen chore program.

Many times you'll find those parents have reached the same point as you. They have felt it’s not worth the struggle... and yet, they are still frustrated because their teen isn’t learning a valuable life lesson and they are stuck doing the chores (or paying someone else), so...

It doesn't have to be like that...

I cringe a little bit every time I hear about teens that don’t have chores or other responsibilities around the house. However, as parents...We face two big problems.

1. How do we get our teens to listen when there are so many messages to the contrary...
2. How do we automate the process as much as possible so you aren’t constantly having to nag to get things done?

• Introduction: Teaching and encouraging responsibility through chores isn’t just about getting the dishes done. It’s about fostering personal responsibility and raising your teen to be a responsible adult.
• Step 1: Tips on how to communicate with your teen – the first step to being able to designing a chore program that works and gets work done
• Step 2: Basic things you need to consider before you start that chore list
• Step 3: How to make the list of what needs to be done (no matter who gets to do it)
• Step 4: How to divide the chore list from Step 3 so that everyone gets their fair share (yes, everyone!)
• Step 5: Figuring out how to track what needs to be done as painlessly as possible
• Step 6: Is it about money…or not? What your teen gets out of doing chores doesn’t have to be money – but there should be some benefit
• Step 7: Write it down…make a list or a contract to put it in black and white

Then there is extra stuff to help you design your best teen chore program:

• Spring and summer chore ideas
• Fall chore ideas
• Blank worksheets and contracts, plus completed samples for more inspiration

Plus Free Bonuses!
With your $12 purchase of Teen Chore Success,you will receive two bonus products. These free resources will help you on your parenting journey to create a responsible and money-aware teen:

• 6 day ecourse to help you follow through with each step in the ebook and create a chore program that works
• A free ebooklet to help your teen think about their financial future including information on saving, investing and debt

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