🚨🚨Vent🚨🚨I have a 9 year old since he has been on summer vacation I have started to have him do…

So take his games away. I took the wii u and tv out of my daughter's room and that helped a ton.

Maybe You Should Lower The Chores And Not Give Him As Much.. And Take Away His Video Games Until He Has Finished Those And If You Feel He Needs More Chores Than So Be It.

you're the mommy hun. take the video game away.. playing video is a privilege and it's earn by doing chores.. when I was 9 I did more than what your giving him . so get firm and put your foot down . it's what mommy say not son.

I usually take his games away and the tv but he just lazy I don't think what I gave him is a lot of he does. He is capable of doing the four chores he just does it half ass which I know he is 9 but this is the first time I gave him chores to do cause I can't do it anymore and I'm not the kind of person you mess with me. If I ask for anyone to do something I get mad that I have to ask three times then I blow up

take the game till the the chores are done regularly... don't lower em that's nuts lol

I agree with everyone else take the games away when I was nine my mom had me doing double what he does.... Not that I recommend that but just remember you are the mom. Deep breath 😊

That is what I told him that the games were a privilege not a right and I have told him that I'm very pregnant and that he needs to help more around the house. Especially after the baby comes I will have my hands full with 4 kids (counting my husband as well) thanks ladies

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definitely no video games or any extra curricular activity until ur chores are done. don't do it....u gets notta!!

I'm that way with my 6yr old too

take the video games away and limit playing time. reward for doing chores is play time

Sounds like my boys 😡😡😡😡 I make them do the chores over until it's right. If it means all day then it means all day!

I don't know if it's just me but that sounds like a lot for a 9 year old. My daughter is also 9 and her daily chore is loading and unloading the dishwasher and putting the dishes away. And my son who is 8 has to pick up the dog poop feed the dogs and make sure they have water. They do it every day without a problem.

I agree seems like a lot for a child who's just starting with chores....Maybe he's just not use to doing them...Also maybe he needs a little structure like a daily time sheet for the summer n during school and once it's all done he can have play time...I don't think adding more stuff will do much good either probably will just make you more frustrated

I honestly don't think it's a lot when I was growing up I had more chores then that and I did them. But I think it cause not only does he play video games and watches YouTube a lot. I'm trying to teach him responsibility now rather then later on. Plus he is so into playing games or YouTube that he ignore his little sister who is 4 so I understand what your saying but I think his chores are fine he just need motivation to do them and get a reward