Don't Pay Kids for Baseline Chores — Pay Them to Go Above and Beyond

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The father's rule: cleaning your room isn't an earnable task, it's a baseline responsibility. Payment is reserved for effort that exceeds expectations. Tying money to ordinary chores teaches kids that routine duties are optional rather than intrinsic. This reframe installs a work ethic where compensation maps to genuine contribution.

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