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Some parents start giving spending money or allowances to young children with no strings attached.
According to pediatric psychologist Wayne Adams, PhD, it's better to set up a system for children to earn an allowance. He suggests making it clear that the child is expected to do a few simple chores, such as clearing the table, recycling, or walking the dog, in order to earn allowance money. In addition to giving your children an allowance for chores, behavior goals present additional options for reward. A possible behavior goal might be that only kind words will be used during the evening meal. If the child fails to do his job, and someone else must do it, don't simply withhold the allowance, says Dr. Adams.