Giving kids real responsibilities at home isn’t just about lightening our load. It’s about building confidence, independence, and a sense of belonging. In this episode of What I Want My Kids to Know, Mykayla shares practical ways to help kids take ownership in daily routines, from small chores to bigger contributions that strengthen family teamwork.You’ll hear simple strategies for introducing household responsibilities, helping kids build executive functioning skills like planning and self-control, and creating routines that make home life smoother and more connected.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy household responsibilities matter and how they support self-control, planning, and confidenceHow to start small and choose the right first task to build momentumPractical examples of kid-friendly chores that foster ownership and contributionHow visual routines and checklists can make transitions easier for kidsMindset shifts for parents—letting go of perfection and celebrating participation over performanceResources & LinksFollow on Instagram: @whatiwantmykidstoknow_podVisit the website: www.whatiwantmykidstoknow.comSupport the ShowIf you loved this episode:Follow the podcast and leave a review on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyShare the episode on social media or directly with your friends

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