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Person A: Do you think children should do housework?
Person B: Absolutely! I think it teaches them responsibility. When kids help with chores, they learn valuable life skills, like time management and teamwork.
Person A: That’s true, but some people say children should focus on studying and playing instead. Isn’t it better for them to just enjoy their childhood?
Person B: I understand that, but doing housework doesn’t mean they won’t have time for fun. It’s about balance. Plus, chores can build their sense of independence and self-discipline, which are important for their development.
Person A: Hmm, but what if it adds stress? Some kids already have a lot of homework. Won’t chores just overwhelm them?
Person B: That’s a good point. I think it depends on the amount of work. If they are given age-appropriate tasks and not too many, it can be a healthy part of their routine without causing stress.
Person A: I guess it can be a good way to prepare them for the future. But shouldn’t they still have time to just be kids?
Person B: Of course! The key is to find a balance between giving them responsibility and letting them enjoy their free time. Doing housework in moderation can be a part of that balance.