Father Signs Timetable Agreement With 6-Year-Old, Offers Rs 100 For Not Crying, Shouting

In exchange for completing the tasks while not crying, shouting, grumbling, or fighting, the father wrote that he will offer his son Rs 10 every day.

Viral News: A man’s arrangement with his son is going viral where they agreed on sticking to a disciplined schedule in exchange for money. Many parents set up a reward system for their kids to discipline them. The reward system is known to be more effective for kids of all ages than punishment.

An Indian man recently shared how he has set up a disciplined routine for his six-year-old son. Twitter user @Batla_G tweeted a picture of a handwritten ‘timetable agreement’ he signed with his son Abir. The agreement has a detailed schedule for the boy’s day-to-day activities – from getting up in the morning to cleaning, drinking milk and homework.

In exchange for completing the tasks while not crying, shouting, grumbling, or fighting, the father wrote that he will offer his son Rs 10 every day. If the boy carries with the good behaviour for a whole week, he will get Rs 100 as a bonus. The father-son signed off on the agreement in the end.

Netizens praised the man for reward-based agreement and even found it hilarious. His tweet has received over 32k likes and 3,000 retweets.

Me and my 6 year old signed and agreement today for his daily schedule and performance linked bonus 😂 pic.twitter.com/b4VBKTl8gh

— Batla_G (@Batla_G) February 1, 2022

A Twitter user asked the man how much did his kid make with the agreement. He replied saying, “I think about 2000 Rs. Then schools started and time table had to be changed. Problem was “Chhutta” and i ran out of Rs 10 notes and we started star chart but usme paise wala feel nahi aaya. Abhi restart karenge with a new time table now.”

I think about 2000 Rs

Then schools started and time table had to be changed

Problem was "Chhutta" and i ran out of Rs 10 notes 🤣🤣 and we started star chart but usme paise wala feel nahi aaya

Abhi restart karenge with a new time table now

— Batla_G (@Batla_G) April 29, 2022

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