Nearly 60% of young people don't want to do dirty and tired housework. Would you like to do housework? Why are young people unwilling to do housework?

How many people have you met who really like to do housework? Is an old man who has done housework all his life. Ask him if he likes doing housework. I think almost no one likes to do housework except those who are neat or obsessive-compulsive. I want to ask those who feel that doing housework is enjoyable. Does he do housework every day? Or do you only tidy up occasionally in your spare time? I am a post-80s generation, and I am a young man. I am still a stay-at-home mother, taking care of two children at home and doing housework every day. I think I am qualified to talk about this issue.

First, why do you say that young people don't like to do housework? This is a misunderstanding of young people, that is, our mother's generation did not necessarily like to do housework when they were young. What's more, today's young people, who grew up with small mouths and clothes, have no concept of doing housework at all, because in their hearts, doing housework is their mother's job, and their task is just to study hard or work hard. This is the illusion given to young people by the previous generation, so they naturally go home from work to play mobile phones and watch TV, and no one blames their parents. To put it bluntly, a willing parent is willing to endure hardships. Such parents are not qualified to blame their children because they have no idea of doing housework for their children. Some people say that when they grow up, they will not be children, and they will do housework. It takes decades for people to grow up. Is it necessary to master housework skills after serving for more than 20 years and suddenly entering the society? Is it a little sudden? When I graduated from college, I didn't even know what it was like when the water was boiling. I told my dad that the kettle was smoking, but my family laughed at me. Now I am an all-round mother. Why? It's all from exercise.

Second, doing housework is a particularly difficult thing, not just washing dishes and sweeping the floor. I dare not say how well I have done housework by taking care of my children full-time at home for four years. Because once you do it, you will find it a super difficult job.

First of all, you didn't finish the housework that day. Three meals a day, from buying vegetables and picking vegetables to washing vegetables and rice, and finally frying them and serving them, almost occupy most of your day. Family members have different tastes, and children's complementary food practices are different. Without a good cooking skill, it's hard to say how well the housework is done. Then there is cleaning, from the kitchen to the toilet. Every day, clothes should be washed every day. If they are not washed every day, they will pile up into mountains. There are children at home and toys everywhere. You collect them here and throw them around the children. I feel that I don't have much time to sit down in a day. I have optimized my time allocation many times, and I am still working hard.

Secondly, people are most likely to ignore the value of your housework. What can I get for doing housework every day? My husband complained that I couldn't find socks, my daughter complained that my ribs were not delicious, and my parents-in-law suspected that I swept the floor back and forth and delayed them from watching TV. In short, I am the one who is always rejected. Because I don't make money, I work full-time at home. Although I am extremely tired every day, I get up the earliest and go to bed the latest, but my state is the lowest. In that case, tell me, why do I love doing housework? I didn't have time for beauty shopping and turned myself into a yellow-faced woman, always being complained. I can't love it anyway!

Therefore, we should cultivate children's practical ability from an early age, and don't think that children's poor performance will stifle interest. Don't hands-on people do housework?