Responsibility is also about others, and your child should be learning how his actions make others feel and how he affects others.

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To accept responsibility for what you do, you need to begin by examining yourself and your interactions. This will help you identify where problems lie.

Can you take control of your spending and, more importantly, seriously evaluate the spending that you consider “untouchable”? Can you find new ways to be frugal in your day-to-day actions?

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Some of the other helpful traits that I think played a part— honesty, leading by example, and taking responsibility for my actions.

Taking responsibility at this age can center around small household tasks like helping pick up toys, washing fruits and vegetables for dinner, or even helping sort whites and darks for laundry.