【20】Stephanie Culp is a productivity consultant『咨询者;顾问』in Temecula, Calif., and author of You Can Find More Time for Yourself Every Day. Her golden rule for families: except for babies, no one is exempt from『免除』housework. Three to four-year-olds can fill Rovers bowl or fetch the babys diapers. Five- to seven- year- olds can set tables, make beds, sweep walks. Children eight to 12 can weed, dust, take out the trash. Let kids know in advance『事先;预先』whats expected of them. Posting a rotating『轮流;轮换』chore list that spells out『详细说明』who does what prevents squabbles『争吵;口角』such as Its not my turn to clear the table.
【20】斯蒂法妮卡而普是加利福尼亚州Temecula的生产顾问和《每天你能为你找出更多的时间》一书的作者。她关于家庭方面的金玉良言是除了婴儿以外,人人都得做家务。三岁到四岁的孩子能给家人盛饭或取婴儿的尿布。五岁到七岁的孩子能摆桌子、铺床叠被、扫扫人行道。八岁到十二岁的孩子能除草、打扫灰尘和出去倒垃圾。让孩子事先知道他们应做什么,贴一张谁该做什么的家务表,可避免像这样的争吵不该我收拾桌子
【21】Be prepared to reduce expectations at firsta poorly made bed is a lot better than one left unmade. But if the bed- making is particularly pathetic『乏味的;令人生厌的』, it may be a sabotage maneuver『策略;花招』. Stick to your guns, says Culp. If you give in, your child, having savored『滋味;趣味』the victory of upward delegation『委派;授权』, may use the same tactic『战术;策略;手法』to get out of other chores.
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