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Artificial intelligence can't clean and fold your laundry yet, but it can help you plan your housework schedule.

In our house, we don't pay our kids to do chores. There's no allowance tied to emptying the trash and no reward system for sweeping the floor.

Assign age-appropriate tasks to the child. Reward the child for finishing the chores by a variety of methods (sticker charts, money, treats, etc.).

Your chore chart should include each child’s name, chore assignments, rewards or allowance earned, goals and a blank area where they can mark if they’ve completed a task.

Keeping up with kids' allowance and chores can be a hassle, or it's an opportunity to teach your children valuable financial lessons. Here are 10 helpful apps.

Earning rewards on a family chore chart is fairly straightforward because it’s clear whether or not a task has been completed. On the flip side, behavioral charts are more about ongoing ...