Who does not work, he does not eat: how in a British family, daughters are taught to work from early childhood

Sophie and Phil mcgennity like to be called the most persistent parents in the UK. They will stop at nothing to make their children succeed. Their two daughters, 8-year-old Crystal and 3-year-old Holly, grow up with the understanding that nothing in this life is given for nothing. The older one even has a part-time job. Children earn pocket money by doing housework, and they have a schedule of duties for each evening. Find out why parents decided to load girls so much from early childhood, from our material.Sisters Crystal and Holly are never idle. In addition to homework and participation in various competitions, Krystal helps parents around the house. The girl is joined by her younger sister. The parents plan that in the future their daughters will continue to run their family business-a trampoline park in Preston.

Despite the fact that many people criticize this family, the couple say that they try to fill the children's lives with joyful excitement and teach them to appreciate work. They want to show their daughters that nothing in the world gets just like that, and in order to live well, you need to work hard every day. Sophie and Phil dream of their daughters achieving success in all their endeavors. Although others consider them too pushy parents, Sophie and Phil take it as a compliment.

Sophie and Phil started working themselves in their youth. They know firsthand that in order to live well, you need to work tirelessly. Now the couple has a profitable business, which the couple built from scratch without outside help.

Parents claim that they do not force girls to perform certain tasks. They always ask the sisters if they can do this or that. Having completed the necessary, the daughters can do what they want. The husband and wife are sure that a strict work ethic should be taught from childhood.

The father and mother constantly remind their daughters that they should try to be the best in everything. Two evenings a week, the sisters work together with their parents in the family trampoline park after school and kindergarten. The eldest, Crystal, collects the proceeds at the ticket offices, and the youngest, Holly, wipes the surfaces and sweeps the floor. For a whole day of work in the park, 8-year-old Crystal receives 10 pounds (about 1000 rubles).

Children make their own beds, open and load dirty things into the washing machine. In addition, they collect dirty dishes in the dishwasher and help to keep the house clean.

Krystal likes to study at school and read books. Holly is very independent and copes well in kindergarten.

In the evenings, the girls are so tired that their parents do not need to beg them to go to bed.

Sophie and Phil are against the fact that children spend all their free time playing at the computer. They condemn parents who allow children to sit for hours at the screen, and consider them lazy in matters of education. Spouses allocate an hour a day to their daughters for computer games or for TV.

Sophie and Phil are sure that their approach to education will help girls achieve their goals in adult life. They realize that you can get a reward only after a good job. Parents are proud of their hardworking daughters and have no doubt that they will achieve dizzying success in the future.

Meanwhile, another British woman calls herself a "lazy" mother. She allows her sons to play computer games for 12 hours a day, go to bed late at night and consume huge portions of sweets in one sitting.