My mother asked me to help my brother wash clothes. Is it natural for my sister to help my brother wash clothes?

Of course it is not natural for a sister to help her brother wash clothes, because both of them are children of their parents, how can they favor one over the other? If the older sister is much older than the younger brother, and the mother is very busy, and I hope the older sister can help share some housework, such as helping to wash the younger brother's clothes, that's fine. When two children are born in a family, there will naturally be more things to do. As the eldest child in the family, if you have this ability, you can help the parents share some things.

Let children sympathize with their parents’ difficulties, starting from letting them participate in housework at home. Not only sisters, but also younger brothers should be allowed to participate in anything they can do. This is very necessary for the life of a family.

If the siblings are almost the same, the mother is partial and wants the older sister to take care of the younger brother and even have the older sister wash his clothes. This is not good. For example, two siblings go to school together and are capable and do their own things. Why does the elder sister need to wash the younger brother's clothes? My brother is my darling, isn’t my sister my own child? What age are we in? Still, boys are favored over girls. Obviously men and women are the same, and they shouldn't be nice to one or bad to that. This also does not provide a positive guidance for the education of children. Are boys inherently more valuable than girls? Of course not. Therefore, it is definitely not a natural thing for a sister to help her brother wash clothes. If she helps, it is her affection for her brother. If she does not help, it is completely her duty.

If the elder sister is the younger sister and the younger brother is the elder brother, will the mother still let the older brother wash the clothes for the younger sister? Of course not. Therefore, when it comes to your own children, a bowl of water should be balanced. If it is too tilted, it will only aggravate the conflicts within the family, and it will also reduce the brotherhood in disguise. With such treatment, can a sister and a brother love each other? The elder sister will think that she is the younger brother's servant, and the younger brother will not know how to support himself. He will feel that he is a boy and should enjoy this kind of special care, which will also have a wrong impact on values.