800 words thoughts on housework. 5

You might as well really help your mother do some housework and experience the hard work of your parents.

The biggest takeaway for me is that I have experienced the hard work and exhaustion of my family's housework.

In the past, I used to point fingers, but now I rarely find faults and my temper is much better. I think this is because by doing things by myself, I have deeply experienced the tedious and hard work of my parents in managing three meals a day, food, clothing, housing and transportation for me in the past, and I have also improved my understanding of my parents, and learned to be grateful and considerate of my parents.

Through learning to do housework, I deeply realized that it is not easy to be parents, they work hard to raise us, and would rather work every day for their children than let their children suffer a little.

The value and meaning of housework

1. Do housework to teach children how to live independently. Let your child gradually do household chores such as tidying up toys and cleaning the room on their own, so that they can find that they can do the same things that Mom and Dad do. Moving from being "led by parents" to "walking on their own" is a huge step forward in the process of cultivating children's independence.

2. The sense of accomplishment comes from the process of participating in housework. When children tidy up the cluttered cupboards and clean the greasy dishes and chopsticks, they will have a strong sense of pride and joy, which comes from their sense of achievement, which is very important for the child's growth process, and the sense of achievement will make the child more confident.

3. Doing housework makes children more dexterous. Studies have shown that in children between the ages of 0 and 6, the first factor that can determine his intellectual development and brain development is the hands.

4. Do housework to build children's sense of self-worth.

5. One hour of labor can get more than one day of listening to the explanation. The human brain is the foundation of thinking, but it is not enough to have this foundation alone, and it is impossible to produce thoughts and wisdom without cultivation and exercise. Allowing children to do some household chores from an early age can help them not become people who enjoy ready-made knowledge, but people who are talented and creative.

The perception and experience of doing housework can be written like this: you can help your parents do housework, understand the difficulty of your parents, and then sublimate the theme to understand a truth, for example: labor is hard, and you must cherish the fruits of others' labor.

Or labor is the most glorious.

Examples of feelings and experiences of doing housework:

When it comes to the Spring Festival, there are a lot of housework at home, and I help my mother do housework together.

I started sweeping the floor, I took the broom and bent over in the living room, swept and swept, and the dust that was swept out gathered together and swept into the "mouth" of the bucket. In this way, I cleaned the living room for a long time before it was cleaned.

As soon as I finished sweeping, I picked up the mop again and started mopping the floor, I took the mop and soaked it in the mop bucket, then in the dryer, and then started mopping the floor. I saw that I dragged left and right, just like a little flower cat washing its face. When my mother saw it, she told me that the mopping must be mopping in order to mop it clean.

I did as my mother told me to do, and sure enough, in a moment, the ground was dragged like new. Hey, when mopping the floor, I also found a crossword puzzle book, especially fun and like friends can go to guess the anagram** to see, it's very interesting.

It's time to wipe the table, this is my specialty, I quickly ran to the sink with two cloths, turned on the faucet, rinsed the first rag, in order to wipe it cleaner, I took out the second rag, washed it and then soaped it, and it was OK. I took the first cloth and carefully wiped it on the table, then put soap bubbles on the table, and then used the second cloth to wipe the soap bubbles off the table, so that the table was cleaned.

Although I did so much housework during the Spring Festival, I was tired and sweaty, which made me understand a truth: labor is hard, we must cherish the fruits of other people's labor, and we must not litter or scribble.