Anything? I praise them for doing it, but I can't tell it does anything. I also have a 16 and 18 year old who are still at home. Is there a way to send them to college?

They will go to college on their own, at age 18, before they are 19. Studying doesn't really do anything in the game.

Yeah, studying doesn't do anything! Let's work them to death. Pull weeds; pick up socks, take out the trash, pick up laundry.

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Hey, studying does help. If they didn't study and take all those online tests, they couldn't go to college and learn to be spammers!

My child just walk around watching TV play board game and sand. Never do the housework......

Even i put them to do it and praise also useless.

Caty... you always have to set them on the thing and have them do it. None of the little people will do the housework without prompt.

Huh...mine do! They wash dishes (even the tiny ones), do laundry, dust, cook, and clean the kitchen....All without my prompting. The only thing I have to make them do is pick up things and pull weeds. On occasion I might have to make one cook, but after one pat with the praise glove and a piece of candy he/she's hooked on cooking.

It depends what you mean by kids ... The teenagers (14-18) will study and carry out a lot of other school-related tasks like "researching a paper on the Internet" (meaning copying and pasting a Wikipedia article). They will also do a lot of the chores without prompting. The younger ones (up to 13) will carry out some chores, but not so many. They spend more of their time playing.

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I had a 3 year old that fixed my computer router. I wish if we made them study more that they could have higher paying jobs when they inherited the house.