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Kids benefit when they're expected to help around the house. Read on for age-by-age advice and a printable job chart to motivate your little helper.

Want your kid to pitch in around the house? Our creative chore charts help get the job done.

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Here's some fabulous news for busy moms: Your preschooler would be thrilled to pitch in around the house. (For starters, try calling chores "family games.")

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While the celebration of your toddler's second birthday is joyful, it is hard to ignore the feeling of dread as "No" begins to dominate his vocabulary. Though his outbursts are frustrating, keep in mind his actions are not acts of defiance directed toward you; he's developing independence and learning how to express frustration. Here are a few tips to help you cope.