NEATLINGS Chore Cards Self-Care Deck ● 34 Self-Care Chores & 21 Ticket Cards ● Reward & Responsibility ● Dark Blue

My kids really responded well to this system! They loved the cards and being able to do chores on their own time and however they wanted. I loved how many chore options these cards have. Would totally recommend buying them.

Thought these would be a good idea but I didn’t didn’t use them for long. I had to find another chore chart system.

These are a great tool for kids to learn to work for rewards.

Purchased as additional set of cards; See my chore chart review.

These are really cute cards. paired with a good wall to display these for your children, you can have your own ticket system for chores. You are able to write on the cards any specific requirements for individual kids and if you use erasable ink, you can change these as time goes on. For each chore your child completes, they can get a ticket (or 2 or 3) and they come in a couple little denominations. I do think my soon to be 3 year old is a little too young for these to fully grasp the ticket/reward system, but I like showing him the pictures on the cards to help him try to do what I want him to do (like put on his shoes, clean his toys, etc.).I received this item at a discount in exchange for a HONEST review.

I can see that this might be useful, but it was not what I expected. I expected more "chore cards" and less tickets. The chores are all over the place age appropriate-wise. Take a Nap or organize your drawers. Really? What parent ever wanted a kid who is young enough to take naps organizing drawers? I was sort of hoping for a bunch of small chore cards that you could let a kid pick from the deck blind and then just do once a day sort of thing. This is a system of about half chore cards and half point cards. The cards themselves are basically just playing-card weight and construction. I was hoping for something a little heavier. Some people might find this system useful but it is just so structured with assigning point worth to each chore and then handing out point cards in exchange for a completed job. I guess you have to have some sort of reward system if you earn a lot of points too. If you had one kid this might be doable, but if you are raising a horde, you'd have to the most organized person in the world. Great idea but doesn't quite meet my needs. I received this at a discounted price with the agreement to evaluate it. Whether I give a good or rotten evaluation has no impact on my receiving other such discounted offers so my evaluations are totally honest. Believe me, I’ve used that 1 star rating a few times now! (Some of these “discounted deals” are just rip-offs which really pisses me off.) The only difference between this review and what I normally review is that generally I wait a couple of weeks before posting an evaluation but with discounted stuff I’ve agreed to do the review in three days. Which is why I frequently revisit these reviews and add information that only time can give.

I am totally in LOVE with this product!I was able to get these at a discount for my honest review, and let me tell you, BOY AM I GLAD I DID!I also like the fact there are 2 blank ones in case they missed something...I added these to an old number wall chart I had for my younger kids. They get excited when I point to the chart and ask if they have done their chore. The twin boy (they are 3 years old [boy/gir]) gets very motivated! He even asks if there are extra things on the chart! I might need more blank ones for him LOL!!!I must say, I am impressed!Reviewing truthfully only helps you decide if this is a product you should invest in...and karma is no joke! I received this item at a discounted price for my honest review which in no way swayed my opinion negatively or positively.

I received this item at a discounted price in exchange for my honest opinion. I do NOT get paid for my opinion. Having said that, I am impressed with the items but not the cards. I think it would be great way to get your kids interested in doing chores, that is until they are about 10 and the idea of helping seems to be a distant memory. I don't know how long they would last because while they are thick, there are not like a deck of playing cards.