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Almost All Parents Agree That Their Teenaged Kids Are Lacking In Domestic Skills

What would it take to bring back home economics?
Published September 30, 2021
What would it take to bring back home economics?

Perhaps this isn’t a surprise but according to a survey of 1000 parents with kids aged 13-19, about 30% of them say that their kids can’t make a bed.

 

 

Almost half of the teenagers couldn’t iron a shirt if they tried, and forget about cleaning the toilet properly.

 

 

Almost 30% of parents feel that their teenagers couldn’t fold sheets, but in fairness; who can, really?

Another 25% of parents have no confidence that the kids could vacuum a room.  The survey also revealed it's not just the kids who are lacking in domestic skills.

 

 

Over two-thirds of the parents polled via OnePoll admitted that they are still missing some domestic life skills.

 

 

Seven in 10 confessed that thinking about how little they knew as a teen, they're amazed they managed to grow up somewhat competent.

 

 

And 60 percent feel they were lacking essential life skills when they left home.  But, we survived!

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