This!!!💗

Not to mention a sense of responsibility and cleanliness of her surroundings..

We are living in whatever goes generation. Parents just do not want to take the time and raise their children. Teenagers are just lazy with their sense of entitlement.

I hate it when you see a toddler have a melt down when trying to do something on their own but the parents take over the second they show any signs of struggle. An an animal scientist, we even train failure into our dogs so it is not an issue and they can bounce back without negative emotions to it. This little girl will be able to deal with these things with ease as she has been taught how to achieve and, when dropping a towel it is not an issue. They never took over and refolded the items when not perfect, which woukd give the little girl a negative response to her attempt. Awesome parenting. If only more would do this.

It’s beautiful. All parents should do this!

Awesome work by these parents . Obviously she is a prodigy but kudos to making it show

😂😳👪

Was thinking that too...time will tell...just enjoy while she does

lol... doubt it

Lol me too.

They're laying that foundation now. Of course she'll continue to do chores. She's being raised to understand she is loved by her family, and is an essential part of their team. Most children love to help. It's the parent's job to encourage and focus that desire in ways that aid the child, and aid her family. If work is done only to aid the family, that can be exploitative. If the work the child does benefits the child as well, then it isn't exploitative. Long before Rose is an adult, she'll know how to take care of her physical needs, how to eat healthy, how to grocery shop, how to optimally organize and clean her home. She's learning before she's two years old how to do some of those things. Yes in the kitchen she can make a little mess, but she's adorable and that's part of learning when you're a toddler. Her parents are really wonderful in that she's not only learning how to be a helping, involved, caring family member but they are also teaching her how to be independent, and confident. By the time Rose is five years old I wouldn't be at all surprised that she can cook her own breakfast. By the time she's ten, I won't be surprised if she can prepare the family meal. Her parents are awesome, looking beyond her adorableness to help her become independent, confident and more than capable of managing her own life, when she's an adult. Well done parents.

@@stacyhackney6100 absolutely agree. I wish I was like them when my kids were younger...

My dad literally said she does more chores than I do! 😂😂

But it’s true! 😂

That's the amazing part to me. It's purposeful.

ikr I want one😄

I was thinking the same thing. I wish I had a do over in that area, sigh. Watching Bobby and Desi "growing Rose", is inspiring!

Same here. I will do better with my grandkids! 😊

I also wish I did this with my daughter when she was Rose's age back in the mid-80s, but I was divorced and worked outside the home with my daughter in childcare. Bobby and Desi work at home which makes it much easier to spend more quality time with a little one.

Same!

I have had the same thought, always had extra hands but who knew 30 years ago. We worked with what we had. A chair pulled up to the kitchen sink, soap suds everywhere and a happy 4 year old learning and playing. Dang, times have changed!!

All Rose needs when doing housework is a pearl necklace like Donna Reed!☺️

And Jami Lyn on From Suits to Boots @ Ima Sanctuary....503c non-profit for farm animals survival.

Yes she is, she enjoys doing her chores 🥰

Got to admit, I look for her more than Bobby( sorry Bobby)😅

She is amazing! What a jewel! I cannot get enough of her!

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