Out of love, many parents do not want their children to do a little housework. Some mothers even think that housework is an adult thing and that it is better for their children to study well. But children do not do housework to focus on learning, will be better? A 20-year study by Harvard University showed that children who love to do housework have a 15:1 employment rate, earn 20% more than those who don’t, and are happier in their marriages. A nationwide survey of 20,000 primary school families conducted by the Chinese Academy of Education Sciences also showed that families with children who did chores had 27 times higher rates of children doing well than families who did not. There are also many examples that prove that it is essential to make your child do chores if you want him to become an elite. The Rockefeller family, an American super-rich family, has been elite for six generations and has never produced a loser. This is because they inherited the family rule of making their children keep accounts and do chores from an early age. The father of the new U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Zhao Xiaolan, Zhao Xicheng, raised five very good daughters because he let Zhao Xiaolan take his sisters to do housework and help the family plan expenses from a young age. Because he helped the family share the labor from a young age, each child was independent and simple, not arrogant, and grew up to be elite in various fields. In fact, starting from the age of 3, mothers can consciously train their children to do housework. With the following chore age chart, mothers can better grasp what chores their children should do at what age. Chore age chart