I found this article by Sara Kugler very interesting.
It seems that Sasha and Malia Obama are not exempted from doing chores even in 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Being the presidential daughters (and having access to all kinds of household help) does not give them the license to neglect fixing their beds or cleaning up. And with the hunt for the new presidential dog, walking the dog and scooping the poop would be on the to-do list soon.
Apparently, First Lady Michelle Obama is trying to work out a plan with the White House staff to get the kids to do their chores.
This is a great day for parents, especially the moms. Hooray! This is what I call presidential parenting.
It seems that Sasha and Malia Obama are not exempted from doing chores even in 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Being the presidential daughters (and having access to all kinds of household help) does not give them the license to neglect fixing their beds or cleaning up. And with the hunt for the new presidential dog, walking the dog and scooping the poop would be on the to-do list soon.
Apparently, First Lady Michelle Obama is trying to work out a plan with the White House staff to get the kids to do their chores.
This is a great day for parents, especially the moms. Hooray! This is what I call presidential parenting.
Now, I can safely say this to Kuya and Kowi: If the leader of the free world can get his daughters to clean up and fix their beds..."
2 comments:
this is good to hear!
really important to teach kids housechores.
oh, it's good that the first family of US are good examples
haha :-)
i think it really is important
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