11year old does all housework//African village girl's life.
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- African village girl's life, housewife at 11yrs of age,village work,morning routine in my village.African nyako villagefood,villagevlogs Ugandan village.🤢 //11yr old village girl's day/ village morning routine
This is how in African homes we are brought up, so even when she grows up shes able to support herself. Life survival tactics. Very proud of her ❤️
Where is her help though? Where is the family?
I like that idea but the title needs to be changed. Cause it sounds like child bride stuff.
Learning how to serve a man who will go on to marry younger women .. sad
I am proud of her
This is actually a normal routine in most African homes. I was already a grown up at the age of 5. I didn't know what childhood was like . Not that my mum maltreated me or anything but my dad died very early so I needed to grow up fast to help my mum. Today I do not regret any of the training I received from my mum and I am proud of myself
I am so sorry that you had you grow up so fast! You should have been able to have a childhood and not have to take on so much responsibility at 5. I hope things are better for you now. Take care
u should be
@@rlpittard Thank you friend... It is cool okay. I am doing just alright and everything is better now
Thanks for caring
Children should be at School
@@irenedavo3768 Of course children should be at school. Don't forget that not everyone is born with a silver spoon. Your story is different from mine and my story is different from others. I grew up so fast because of some challenges and my single mum still managed to see me through primary schools. By God's grace, I am a graduate now. My point is you can't just say children should be in school as if the parents don't want their children to go to school. All the same, I don't support those parents who clearly know that they don't have the means to cater for their children but still go ahead to make babies.
She is very good... I worked hard like this when I was a young child too. She still needs her education too. It's important to raise up the family.
She is in school
She is a school kid, lockdown has kept her at home same as kids everywhere else. I know I heard the videographer explaining that part.
I know right?
I know you when she gets married she will be a good wife, a good mother, a good house keeper and a hard working woman to help her husband 👍
@@africannyako she's being abused! I'm African American and there's no way in hell any child should have to be treated so poorly!!
God bless her sweet soul, doing all that work and not complaining, smiling as she goes along. So humble and inspiring. May God bless her abundantly🙏
I can’t even get my 14 yr old to clean his room, she has done more in an hour than my son does in a month! I think I need to send my son to her family to learn some lessons on hard work. Thank you so much for this amazing insight on how others live. She is a bright beautiful girl💕
Western children can't be compared to African children!!! Out of Necessity, African children are forced to grow up highly responsible at a very early age!
Your son is blessed that he's get to be allowed to be a child 🙏🙏🙏🙏
But that is too much for her,
And she's expected to pass in school. Story of my life.
@@Grace-wd5zd
Surprisingly though, those are the children that tend to excel in academic studies!!!
This is unbelievable. This little girl is absolutely amazing. Such a blessing to her family. She will grow up to be a strong beautiful woman. Well done kayan. Watching from England. Good bless.🥰🥰
Am Kenyan and I grew up doing this,prepare breakfast, wash utensils, clean the house and compound, clean the cowshed/pen, go to the farm or fetch firewood etc.No room for laziness
Khakoni precisely this is how I was raised too.
Slavery 😭
No room to rest either. This is not something a child should be doing alone.
I wish childrens over here in America will clean up like this humble child,these kids in America plays video games and stay on the phone all day,Lord please bless this little young girl.
I'm wit you on that
They need to be taught
@@jescamabhena5190 they are and some kill there parents who try 😔🤷🏾♀️
That's how you taught them. But you can tell them the right way
I'm African and grew up in America. I was taught to cook and clean at the age of 11. We live in America, but follow our African culture.
JUST SO NOSTALGIC😀!!!
Been there, done that!
I'll show this to my children who hardly believe me when I tell them stories of my youth.
Thank you for sharing this so sweet memories!
Your welcome
Same here
You're right Ugochukwu. I had to watch it with my 11 year old girl too. I am so proud of Kanyan
Kayen is doing the work of a grown person.In other countries people will say child labor or child abuse.What a hard working little girl.I salute you.
From Ga.USA.
Thank you dear. And thanks for watching
Why at that age she is responsible for all the house work?
Working hard it's not a problem
But marriage it's a big NO
She is just a small girl who dosen't have even breast
The little girl is beautiful.She has to do so much at such a young age. Children here in Jamaica you can't even get them to wash the dishes.
That better because kids in Africa get abused
She so cute ... bless you lil princess... love u from the USA 🇺🇸
What a sweet child! It would be wonderful to see her enjoy a kitchen with modern amenities like a stove, running water, and a stocked refrigerator.
Not in Jamaica the 11 years nonono
Yes, Females should be raised to do these things to be helpmates for Males. Their purpose of coming into existence.
@@voidswirl2049do you have a soul?😳
@@amollodama4830 Perhaps I could answer another question that actually makes sense
It would be nice for her to just be a child..she doesn't need to be in any kitchen; she doesn't need to be any wife..school closed understandable, but somewhere else still learning!
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful story,🙏 I really enjoyed every clip of this video. The story of beautiful Kayen reminded me of my childhood upbringing in Rotuma, an island North of Fiji 🇫🇯! This was normal village life for us back home in the islands and villages of Fiji. Today I live in a place where everything is easy to access and I am very thankful, but I still treasure the beautiful memories I had as a village girl, the best!! May God bless you beautiful Kayen🙌❤️🌸
Nice you can relate, because some people can't believe it's real.
Blessed her ✨🍊
I am so glad to hear she goes to school. She is an amazing little girl, she obediently goes about doing what she needs to do, I can relate to her when I was her age.
That is a lot of work for a young child. God bless her.
What a hard working little gal.
She knows exactly what she's doing bless her 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
These are the things i was thought to do by my grandmother 😊😊🥰 and i still really adore her for the great teachings she gave me kayen is a brave girl and she got a beautiful future ❤️❤️✌️✌️
Thank you
I live in a little village in North India and it is very similar. I'm proud of this 11 year girl in your video 💚🙏😘 love from India 🇮🇳🙋🏻♀️
This is a good documentary! Very informative- it actually shows the real life! Thank you! 👏👏👏
Your welcome
I came to Panama in 2012. I did not like living in the Capital and I had made up my mind before coming that I wanted to experience the true culture of the country. Just like in Africa there are plenty of areas that are un developed, where the modern world rubs shoulders with the poor but mostly content population. I have enjoyed living mostly in what is known as rural Panama. Even here many of these people still cook much of their food over open fires. Granted most people have acquired what we would consider antique stoves. These are gas and a tank of gas costs $5.00. So they supplement with wood fires. I really appreciate more now what I had come to take for granted in the States.
Wow! Thank you for sharing your experience with us.
@@africannyako this story has profound significigance to me. In the mid 1970's my sister and her husband traveled to Nairobi with a medical mision group. Her accounts of life as she experienced it still reverberate in my mind. At the time I could not comprehend the cultural differences and impact they had on the lives of people living in rural Africa as well as other underdeveloped parts of the world.
@@africannyako those videos is very educative.
Thank you. Watching from Mozambique
Wow, this was so interesting. I didn't know little kids in those villages did that much work all day. Great job, young lady. She inspires me to do better 🥰
Most African homes are like this. I used to do house work too. Now that I'm all grown up, I enjoy taking care of my household. Thank you mum❤️
This is so amazing ❤️ I started working n cooking for my mum when I was 7-years old am 30 years now a very hard working woman and a good cook too, all thanks to my mum 🙏 l love u mama for making me a strong woman.
Wow! This is nice ,just like me
What can I say she is hard working i don't know any 11 year old girl work as hard as her she is amazing 😧
Thank you
She so precious with her bright smile 😇stunning bby.. Know its an culture thing for her to do housework n fetch water etc i really hope she finds time through out her busy schedule to play as an kid if its just chasing the chickens love respect and happy feelings to this beautiful little person😘
She does play
Her parents have a beautiful, obedient and hardworking daughter. This is the way of life in her village so she is happy. There’s nothing else to compare her life with so she with what she has been given. Before the pandemic girls in America only went to school. Some girls her age had responsibilities around the house before and after school.
As much as I would love to watch this, I find it difficult to accept the use of the word “housewife” when describing an 11 year old. I hope she isn’t actually a housewife because she’s a child. Otherwise, thanks for sharing.
She is not a housewive.i believe she is the oldest child in the house and her parents are out making money and she is home with her youngest. The village life is thought because most people don't have money . Life is not fair sometimes especially when are poor
My thoughts exactly!! Adultifying a child. Using words without really understanding the meaning or connotations!! Not to mention burdening a child with all this labour!
Agreed that the word is used in the wrong context. Now that I know she is not a wife..I feel better..
I changed it.thank you
The title is misleading.,.housewife'🤧
She a doll..Yes that’s a lot for her to do at that age..Bless her ♥️ heart
Here in the US 🇺🇸 if an 11 year old girl had to do that much work everyday
No way they could handle it
Most can barely pour milk on cereal from a box without making a mess
Cooking a full meal 3 times a day out of the question
But this little angel would run circles around all 11 year old girls in the USA 🇺🇸
We are too spoiled in the US.
@@minimalistdanse
Two different lifestyles
@Dorothy Bee
Your 11 year old couldn't go to the bathroom without cutting on lights
Let alone carry water 💧 to wash up and wash dishes
Then make her bed 🛌 on the open kitchen floor
Given the chance I'm sure her mother would wish better for her daughter to
Just imagine if your Ancestors wasn't apart of the stolen slaves that came to America
Your 11 year old might have to do much more than what we saw
Two different lifestyles
@Dorothy Bee
Your 11 year old couldn't go to the bathroom without cutting on lights
Let alone carry water 💧 to wash up and wash dishes
Then make her bed 🛌 on the open kitchen floor
Given the chance I'm sure her mother would wish better for her daughter to
Just imagine if your Ancestors wasn't apart of the stolen slaves that came to America
Your 11 year old might have to do much more than what we saw
Two different lifestyles
I used to do the same thing too, her personality similar to mine. Through that hard work I was able to survive the mistreatment of the people I were living with, Teaching children work at young age it’s very beneficial cause you don’t know where life will take you one day. through it I learned how to be a strong woman, a hard worker who believes that to become someone you need to work hard no matter what.
I like the training you are getting in your life cause that hard work will make you into a special and strong 💪🏾 woman that every one will be admiring. All the best baby girl in your life. May God give you all that you deserve.
Thank you and God bless you too for me
The landscape is so beautiful and peaceful. I would love to visit and try to assimilate into the culture, even carrying water😃. Beautiful Africa.
Your most welcome
Here in America, this does not happen very often. I know parents here in America wish their kids were as smart as this little girl. She is truly a blessing.
I feel sorry for this little girl.😭
What a hardworking girl. God bless you
I have a ten years old boy, he does the house work very well, he changes his small brother's pampers and put another one, he feeds his little brother when the mother is out for work,
Great job you did right here in teaching him .Thank you
She’s so hardworking. I’m a Nigerian and I did this and more. It’s our culture here, children work, while parents do businesses or office work to bring money back home.
She’s also beautiful🥰🥰
Thank you for showing us traditional African meal preparation and daily life of a child in an African village. I have so many questions but I can watch your other videos to learn more. What a beautiful child Keyen is with her healthy skin and bright teeth and eyes. Her diet is much better than our children's diet.
I live in Montreal, Canada. Of course, we live much differently, usually in larger homes and with many more belongings, computers and clothing. My children at age 11 had a different morning routine. It was much more about taking care of themselves; brushing their teeth, taking a shower, making their beds, changing out of pyjamas and into school clothes, tidying their rooms, being served breakfast and then they would go down the street to catch the school bus to school. I hope that Keyen can go back to school soon.
Hello dear, thank you for watching my videos I do appreciate I do appreciate. Yes she went back to school
Well there are 54 countries in Africa, Africa is a continent so this is not the way African children are.
So this is Europe right?
@@africannyako Which class is she in????
@@godwinejiofor8064 This is life in typical african village. where do you come from?
Love and admiration for this litle helper. God bless her! 👍❤️☦️
She so gentle and smart. Ipray God will bless her and the whole family.
Amen
No it in Jamaica most of them is lazy why she didn't cover the pot before sweeping she is a very nice🇯🇲
She's so amazing... God blessed kayen
Amen for her. Thanks for watching
A very good girl helping her mother on thier daily life of living . Congrats...
Kudos to Kayen, at this age she does a lot.
Kudos to this beautiful young lady, she learns well. I am Jamaican, and I used to do the same thing too early in the morning... before I get ready to walk to school.
I can relate too
That girl is so neat. I remembered myself at her age I was very active likewise kayen you will be a very organized woman in future inshallah 🙏
Thank you
We can’t get grown people in Houston Texas to work this hard. I am proud of her and you
She’s amazing, strong and beautiful !!!
Watching this made me reflect on being in Kenya once and traveling to a village about 3hrs away from Nairobi. When my wife told me to go with Aunty so I could see how she got the water from a stream, I did. And then she wrapped her scarf through the handle of the container with the water and threw it across her back. I said no let me carry it and she reluctantly hand it over to me and I used the scarf so I could strap it over my shoulder and carry it on my back. I had to carry it uphill. Believe me it was a challenge. But as a Man raised in a family in the West that taught me to help the women carry their loads I had to do it. And it makes you appreciate the strength of African women. I have been traveling back and forth to the continent for nearly 25 years and it is amazing to see how much of the hard work is done by the women there. And as you can see they start at a very young age. I was later told by my wife that Aunty didn't want to let me carry that water because she thought that it was bad to put the guest to work. Thanks for sharing. I was last in Africa in September 2021(West Africa. In Senegal).
Wow! this is interested, thanks for taking me through your life too.and thanks for watching
@@africannyako I watch a number of your videos. One of my Muslim brothers have recently traveled to Uganda. He is still there as far as I can tell. I have experienced life in villages in both East and West Africa. Your videos remind me of my own experiences. Maybe at some point In Shaa ALLAH (swt) I will eventually visit Uganda myself
Your most welcome to Uganda at anytime,
@@africannyako thank you. What is the name of your village? And how far is it from the airport ✈️?
It's called pakwach, 7hrs from the airport by buy, on planes here
Thanks for that. I did exactly what she is doing when I was 10years old. We would go to dig first thing in the morning then return home for tea and prepare to go to school. On returning from school some of us go to fetch some water from the well and others go to look for fire woods in the jungle. For us it was a normal thing to do. We even learnt how to grind finger millet, sesame, and ground nuts peste on grinding stone. Thanks 😊
Nice that you can relate
She is doing a fantastic job 👏 🙌 👍
She is so responsible, I love her 💗
Is this Africa way of living in the year 2022, really?
I'm truly amazed and shocked that there is no modern development.
In America, we truly take so much for granted...clean running water at our fingertips, a bedroom and bed to sleep in, going to school at 11 yrs old, not having to make a fire to cook, and having 6 toothbrushes for the cost of a $1 at the Dollar store.
The African village life is so hard but the struggle builds Humility, and Gratefulness...characteristics that have been lost in American life because of everything is readily available to us.
God Bless this child.🙏
Is there running water at skid row, I’m African and I am currently in Vegas right across the strat the almost worst place here before Nellis. Come on now you do know there’s reservations where people in America live in mountains and no water or fridges matter of fact my stepdaughter is there. Come on now
You not going to act like africa is low, this is the village and not every place is like cities.
Guys in America homeless ness is rife and people live in cars in parking lots and people have what you call benefits. Food stamps. And as an African, I am proud to announce that we Africans have no benefits whatsoever. So don’t come to us with lame ness
I challenge any one watching this video, to do a search on RUclips.
Search the worst cities in America and I am sure Mississippi, Detroit Chicago, Flint”toxic water”Michigan.
And please don’t forget skid row.
I am in Las Vegas now right at the strip...... believe me it’s not glitz and glamour.
Africa is beautiful, we are content with our continent. This is the village life not all villages but it’s a village not a suburb..... and yes Africa is paradise. You just choosing to see the most horrible part of Africa. And my husband is Californian and there’s nothing special there as well. Walk of fame and staple centre. Dull and grey
Did i say this is live in the entire content ? Lots of content on RUclips showing the glam part of Africa so alway consume what you like and leave me show case my life in my village and my community in peace. I have never a said that this how all African lives. So I am not here to compare people's life with mine, this is what I know period. Please live me alone.
People need to understand that Africa has cities/town and villages you don't expect life in the village to be the same as cities ,, besides when growing up doing this it we don't see it as hard as people leaving in cities see it the same way you see your life easy by having running water,toothbrush and other things is also the same way we see life easy with us having the little that we have until this modern lifestyles until we get exposed to life in cities
This is what most people don't know. Thank you for this comment
@@sungoddessbeauty9289
Huh? Back up!
What are you so uptight about?
If you know how to read you will understand that my message was not to condemn Africa.
Chill the Hell out!
Happy to see this ☺️ I used to do all work and I enjoyed doing it because all children in village did the same so we're on competition 😁 and no one comes to command you to this or do that we did it on our own after work it was time to play. And now my children are doing the same.
What a hardworking child.. 👏🏻
Thank you
She's a little girl in a grown up body....God bless you my ❤
I thank my mother for teaching me to do this in my early age
This little girl is very funny and beautiful i wish I can have her God bless 🙏 ❤ her and keep her safe always
Brushing the sand from the ground outside is a thankless task! The sand just never stops coming.
She is very beautiful and that’s good that she cleans her room and do her part I pray that everything she pray for that God will bless her and her family with everything they need and more
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Òòoòòiìkoòoììì I ììììì⁹ìììiìì hi ììì
I'm going to show my kids this young beautiful responsible child!!! She's awesome...God bless!!
Wow - amazing, beautiful girl. So capable, and an essential, well loved member of her family. How would you all survive without her?
It's the hairstyle for me, it says it all
Lol
Such a hardworking girl
Thank you
Oh my she is such incredible young mis , i wish her God blessing
I really enjoy these videos. Interesting, educational and informative. I live in Toronto, Canada and I can tell you no way an 11 year old could do this. Washing the dishes is the most.
Thank you for watching
@@africannyako how is life for yourself?
Life is good for my self
That's the life in the villages in Africa..and I'm proud to be an African..it's not that they are maltreaing her, it's just a normal routine...
this isn’t true…many villages in Africa have running tap water now that’s communal or brought in by water trucks and kids are focused on mostly schooling. So no please don’t generalise this isn’t the norm in all of Africa & I’m South African so I know
Good your South Africa and I kanyeng is not from South Africa, she's from pakwach and my subscribers know that, but I'm sure there is a little girl like her in a village doing the same and going to school too, ,,
@@africannyako I wasn’t contradicting you and what you’ve claimed on video about the little girl. I was merely responding to person above who claimed this is normal life in villages in Africa…it might be in some parts but they can’t speak for all of the 55 countries. I didn’t mean to offend. Also I didn’t pick up anywhere on video that she’s attending school& that was of concern for me, so I do hope she attending school
Yes she does attend school
@@thandisilec835 lol SA is a bit more advanced than other African countries but deep in the villages in most African countries I'd say that's a fair representation... Plus she said the girl goes to school and most African govt are trying to ensure all children go to school...in terms of water in Kenya not all villages have tap water and children still go to the river and even where there's communal tap water they have to travel long distances to get water (specifically in rural areas)
You go girl,thanks for showing how it`s like growing up in Africa.It`s crazy come to think of it that in Africa at 11,12,13 a girl is rady to cook a whole meal for the family and serve them not to mention other house chores.
African mums are the real deal.I Subscribed to follow and support
I really liked the way she washed those dishes especially the kettle. So sparkling clean. she is a hardworking girl.
Thank you
Love her hair. Beautiful child. Only thing, sweep prior to putting water on, or place lid. It seems as though after water was put on, the dust from sweeping went right towards the pot. Good job young lady. You set a fine example. You will make a fine wife to a good suitor one day. He will be proud to have you as his wife.
Thank you soooo much for summarising what I'm always preaching to my girls about yet, it all just seems to go in one ear and out the other.
She is such a hard working child
I m from South india… in some of our villages also small girls used to work like this… they do household chores during their free time and holidays… they also go to school…
I can see that her body looks strong by doing lot of hard work…god bless this little girl… she does so much for her family…
I remember it's a very very hard life when you are a child in Africa as young boy or a girl you have to start helping your family some people will never know this how hard it is unless you have been there God bless you all. Even now in 21 century that some of them have to suffer and no one wants to help all who is reading this please try and give any small amount to help them on regular basis that will improve their lives after all we are all humans and in the same world 🙏🙏👍👍
Thank you
Bambi she's such a hard working girl,thanks for sharing
Your welcome
There are grown women here in the U.S that mentally and physically couldn't do close to a quarter of what this girl does out of nothing more than laziness and entitlement. She truly is amazing❤️
This is how we do in Africa. The best thing ever.it doesn't make you think anything like using drugs like today's life style.we learned more.imagine we did these and still we get time to play ooh thank you God I enjoyed this
School is needed for this beautiful girl future! Chores are important too but basic education can help! Homeschooling Isnt bad.
She's in school watch my latest video with her, thank you
I'm happy she is in school! She is hard working and will be something big one day! God will bless her and you!❤️😃
Wow am impress. She's so good at everything. Am from Jamaica n when I was 11 I washed my own clothes n clean the house, thats it, I play n watch cartoons mostly
Compared to this wi a live high life inna Jamaica. If yuh willing fi do yuh little chores by 10 o'clock wi free probably have siblings fi gi a eye pan and dat a mostly pan weekend .Yuh mighty affi cook at certain age only fi both parents work. But Jamaica is one of di easiest where chores is concerned,worst if yuh have good parents or guardian cause nuff pitney inna Jamaica nuh ave nobody parents nor have nuh body. God bless di one dem weh fine good friends fi help dem through inna life..
This is what I called old mama youngi , young little girl with adult sense and hard working. God bless you little mama.
Good girl she knows exactly what she is doing.
I was very scared thinking she is married at 11years
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Proud of her. We did it when we were that age. All African village girls did it during our generation. Captured in my new Book.'A journey to Behold." How we grew up in 1970's,80's and 90s compared to the current generation. It's fun in the village
Wow…. I have 11 year old boy …. And I still struggle with him doing chores…. Taking out the garbage…. Making bed…. Etc…..many of these American kids are spoiled…. They don’t know this type of life…. I will Have my son watch this video….. this baby girl is amazing…. I would like to gift her something….for real…. I grew up in the islands…. This reminds me of my childhood…. I didn’t even know I was “poor”….I was happy
She's is a happy girl too going to school now. She will be happy to recieve a gift. My email is on the page thank you
@@africannyako ….. I don’t see email address
chosenessie@gmail.com that's the email
@@africannyako I found
What a hard working little girl wow
She's a beautiful young girl 😍😍😍
All I can say is wow! We are sooo spoiled over here in Canada! Children at 11 here don’t do anything !!
They are generally in school!!!
Watch our latest video with her
Kayens are the most loving whom hearted people.very nice people. Very calmly respectful .
Thank you dear
With all this work how can she study..
She does
Hard work makes a person strong and respectful yes education is important but these kind of skills teach a person to survive if they have to. I wish kids in America had some kind of hard work experiences but most are spoiled and wouldn't know how to survive on their own. I guess it depends on where you live but thanks for sharing this is very inspiring.
This is why when Africans go to the US, they work hard and are respectful.
I'm fromwest Africa, grew up in America. I was brought up the same way. At age 11, I cooked, cleaned etc for my household. My son it age 5, I'm teaching him the same way. He knows how to clean his room without help.
Kayenge is a rocking woman. She is doing exactly what we normally do. Excellent video sweetie.....
I did myself the same.
Thank you dear. Nice that you can relate
You are exactly like we luo of Kenya .Though we no longer have grass thatched house since there are no more of such grasses.
She is a very smart and intelligent 👌😉 little girl 👧😉💕❤ God bless her
Oh my God what a beautiful soul,she is indeed an angel
Thank you
Nyako you do a great job describing your rich and vibrant culture looking forward to more amazing videos by the way, black dark skin women are the Goddesses.
Thank you dear
Sending her nothing but love happiness peace and prosperity 💛💛
Wow so beautiful she is very adorable
My daughter is 11 years but can do the house dutys like a older girl l thank my sister for training her proud of her
Kayen is so responsible.I also did this at age 10 when i used to stay with my grandma😍😘
Wow! That's nice ,it makes you grow up a responsible person.
amazing little girl lovely smile thank you for sharing im in canada
Your welcome
I'm so proud of her skills but I will be more proud if I see her in a culinary school studying and helping her to build a future. We need to stop the mentality of child slavery.
Did you really watch our latest video with her, she's in school and doing well
We had to do all this as a child too, we had better housing but we had the same chores. Carry water, sweep the yard, cook, wash dishes, wash clothes. It is good to learn early.
Some people can't relate ,thank you