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| 2. Pet sitting or dog walking: With the permission of the pet owners, 12-year-olds can take care of pets by feeding them, walking them, and providing companionship. |
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| 3. Lawn mowing or yard work: Some 12-year-olds may be able to earn money by mowing lawns, raking leaves, or performing other tasks to help with yard maintenance. |
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| 4. Tutoring or homework help: If a 12-year-old excels in a particular subject, they can offer to tutor younger students in that subject. |
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| 5. Retail or food service: Some businesses may hire 12-year-olds for basic tasks such as stocking shelves or cleaning. |
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| Important facts: |
| – Make sure to check and follow any local laws or regulations regarding child labor before seeking employment. |
| – It is important for 12-year-olds to prioritize their education and not let a job interfere with their schoolwork. |
| – Parents should be involved in helping their child find appropriate job opportunities and ensuring their safety while working. |
