Thank you for the bravery in sharing your story.

my mom has 7 kids

I miss your videos!!

Im sorry u went through that!

I have 7 girls (16,12,10,7,5,3,1) I start them doing their own laundry at 8-9 with guidance. The younger ones just out their laundry in the basket and sort and i wash and dry, they help fold and put away their laundry. It works for us. The 3 year old helps hang her stuff up and puts away her clothes.

I have a 21 and 10 they started at 5

“Real moms real solutions” is a KZbin page with a mom of like 17 kids. She has a great video on how they maintain their laundry. I have 3 kids, my sister has 6 kids, we use her system, it works!

I taught my teens to do their own. Double digest fold and put away their own. 6-9 put dirty clothes in the hamper as part of picking up their room.

My 12 year old knows how to start the washer and dryer, as well as how much detergent to use. He's been sorting and putting up his own laundry since he was 8, with me checking in to make sure it's not just getting stuffed in a drawer. He also has his own hamper and knows to bring it out once it's full, and he'll start his own load. I didn't make him do it; he asked to be taught so he could do it himself. He's also learning to cook, which was also his choice. 🤷‍♀️

I feel like the 13 year old should be able to do alot of it...i have a 9 year old as my oldest ( he has autism) then i have 6s and and a 3. Everyone but the 3 year osl i get to help me a little bit

If they can operate a video game they can certainly handle a washing machine. 🤷🏻‍♀️

My mom picked as soon as my brother complained his clothes were turning pink 😂he was pre-teen so your 10 and 13 yr old can learn how to do it. My mom took that path.

It happens right before you lose your mind. Just do it, pass it off to the 2 older kids

My kids take turns loading and switching. I fold and give to them to put away. When they come to me and says i cant fit this i go and help them sort. My oldest is 10 and my other boy is 8. My 10 year old os almost to a point he can do it on his own but dosent like to let go of clothes that dont fit so i dont let him. Im thinking 12 is when we can find a system for him to do it 100% on his own, but we will see. Both older boys have their own chores and my daughter is almost 3. She is learning how to pick her own mess and potty training.

I have a 7 yr old who does her own. She brings her dirty laundry up, puts it in, starts it, switches it, puts it in a basket and puts it all away. Our five year old tried to do the same. She sometimes mixes up clean and dirty or wears a million outfits a day, but because she does her own laundry, ahes learning not to do that. Oh, and i have a 2 yr old who will yell at anyone who starts the washer or dryer. She must do it. Lol.

My son is 4 and he helps me do laundry. He is in charge of putting his dirty clothes in the hamper and then I carry it down the steps and he puts it in the washer I do the soap then he transfers it to the dryer then when it’s done he puts it in the laundry basket, I carry it upstairs and he puts it in his drawers after we make all of the laundry not inside out. We don’t fold our clothes lol. He also does his little sister’s laundry - she’s 1. Same process. It’s teaching him to help others from a young age. Plus for some reason he just really loves the responsibility and LOVES doing laundry hahahaha.

My daughters were doing all of theirs making their beds and keeping own rooms cleaned @ 9 and by 12 they were doing it daily wo having to say anything And because of that if they actually missed today I didn’t say anything to them because I knew they would get to it. I continuously let them know how proud I was of them also and I would do their laundry at times but Most of the time they wanted to do their own. They liked the way their system was because of something they got used to doing and they had certain days they did their laundry and they did it together.

I was taught how to do my own laundry in 6th grade, so age 11.

My 10, 13 & 16 year old can all do laundry. The 10 year old usually does bath towels or kitchen towels since they don’t need to be spot checked. The older kids do one load of kid laundry a day. My husband handles ours twice a week. My two yr old folds and puts away kitchen towels & his own clothing with my guidance. One load of bedding a week means everybody gets clean bedding once a month or so.

start having them involved in the household chores younger than that, and they can build in skill as they age. no reason a 13 yo isn't doing anything with their laundry.

If your kids can reach the top of the washing machine, they can do their own laundry. Teach them to be self-sufficient and they won't depend on others to take care of them as adults.

10 they can do their own laundry. Everyone else can chip in. You fold they put it away. And everyone!!!!! Can help pick up dirty close and sort it.

Why are you asking the Internet. You’re the mom. If you want them to do their laundry then make them do their laundry. Why does it matter what other people are doing????

My boys are 10 and 12 this year. They both sort, fold and put away their own clean laundry and they fold and put away towels. They are learning how to use the washer and dryer unassisted this summer as well

When I was a kid, it was when you can reach the bottom of the washer, you can do your own laundry.

my 13, 11 and 9 year old collect the laundry and can sort the dryer and start a lode on their own when tasked. Everyone's gets washed together and we do atleast one lode a day. Those three also then take their laundry and put it away on their own.

my 8 year old washes, dries, folds and puts hers away. I don't really care if there's clean laundry in the dirty, because she does it. my 4 year old washes and dries his, I fold it and then he puts it away. my 2 year old washes and dries his own and I fold it and put it away for him... but he likes to help take it to his room in the back of his dump truck 🚚 😊

Weelll, my oldest child is 59. I do his laundry. He is actually my husband 😂 Funny, not funny!

At least teach them how. Definitely make them sort it. If it is not where you need it to be when you are doing laundry, I suggest making them do it themselves. You could also do a split of the chore. Where you take turns.

If you want it to be now...do it now 🙂 Definitely the 13 year old. I would not have him sort it...just give him a day of the week when he can wash his own. Get him his own basket...that's my opinion

We all pitch in and help do laundry. U collect your own laundry and put your own laundry away though. 10 and 13.

I’m one of four boys. By age 10 we were expected to do our only laundry and wash our own dishes.

I have heard a mature 8-9 year old can, at least mostly. And a five year old can definitely help quite a bit. A two maybe a tad bit but might be more annoying for them to help but it can also teach them how to also.

Super cute baby OMG!

How many rounds of iui u had to do for successful

Mama, I am so sorry that this happened to you. Ladies, we have to educate ourselves before going to the hospital to give birth. As much as we think they’re there to help us, they do a lot that harm us. Amniotomies are linked to placental abruption, cord prolapse, and increases risk of infection. So now this mama thinks this doctor saved her when she caused her to hemorrhage in the first place.

Is it possible to have twins pregnancy without scan seeing it till delivery date

I hope Lauren Stewart and her family are doing fine and are having a really wonderful life as well:).

Girl that’s Love 💕 keep going!

This is such medical trauma. I had similar emergency c section birth situation with my first child. I was depressed for a year and traumatized. It was 1997. I wish there was you tube back then. I never thought of getting a counselor. I had no support really. Im so glad you and baby dawson are fine and survived. what an absolute miracle ❤❤ thank you for your vulnerability and sharing. You help others by sharing. Thank you!!

Lol she's a bundle of joy

I had a traumatic birth experience with my daughter who is now 12! I had Hellp syndrome and had her at 35 weeks I didn’t even get to see her until she was a week old and I was out of the ICU as I was so unwell and she was in the children’s hospital down the road and I had to express my milk and my husband had to take it to the other hospital in a small syringe to give my daughter who I had not even seen yet!

Too cute. My daughter is pregnant with fraternal twins.

Omg i literally just came from your birth trauma story to see you went on to hv twins!! 🎉🎉

Bless you mama.. that sounds like the most traumatic horrific experience. I am so sorry. I so wished they could of knocked you out for it.. how horrible. Even to this day the trauma would still be there. Im so glad that you are here and your baby is here now a toddler. You are so very strong. God bless from New Zealand xxxx

Of course it is your choice and yours alone but another baby!!! Why when you already have three and still naturally have significant ptsd to work through.

Your eyebrows 😍

Ultrasound 😂☠️ hopefully you've gotten plenty of experience by now, this video cracked me up. Been raising goats 25yrs and never even heard of someone bothering with an ultrasound for one 😂

I actually met someone named September

I live near DC too and I know how bad traffic is