New research shows children who engage in more chores have better executive function skills and cognitive engagement.

Deanna Tepper, a PhD Candidate from La Trobe University, told Gareth Parker about her research into children and household chores.

The researcher told 6PR Breakfast why certain kids are more inclined to help with chores around the house.

New research shows children who engage in more chores have better executive function skills and cognitive engagement.
Deanna Tepper, a PhD Candidate from La Trobe University, told Gareth Parker about her research into children and household chores.
The researcher told&nbsp;6PR Breakfast&nbsp;why certain kids are more inclined to help with chores around the house.

If it's happening in Perth, you'll hear about it first on 6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl!

If it's happening in Perth, you'll hear about it first on 6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl!

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