Victoria (left) and Celeste are happy to work together to prepare meals for the family. Photos: Clarissa Chong
Businesswoman Clarissa Chong knows that cooking is a valuable skill and is thankful her daughters – Victoria Mah, 15, and Celeste Mah, 12 – can whip up simple dishes for the family during the current conditional movement control order.
“Victoria has always had an affinity for food and cooking. When she was younger, she’d help me cook and bake, and she enjoyed it very much.
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Children become more responsible when they help with chores
Victoria (left) and Celeste are happy to work together to prepare meals for the family. Photos: Clarissa Chong
Chong (right) believes that life skills like cooking and basic housekeeping are part of her children's survival kit when they leave home.
From left: Chong, Victoria and Celeste share the load to complete house chores.
A family that eats together, stays together. Chong ensures her family sits down together for meals.
Assigning chores to kids teaches them about responsibility and self-reliance. Photo: 123rf.com
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