Jobs for 12 year old boys?

Answer 1

It depends on what his interest are. You can get a list of ideas, and see what he is interested in. Here are a few:

• Go fishing
• Play Video Games
• Go play catch
• Soccer
• Canoeing
• Go book shopping
• Go to a park
• Rent a bunch of movies and make popcorn
• Take a trip to the zoo and have a picnic
• Teach him some moral stories to enhance character

Answer 2

Get into trouble, it's what I always do. also depends on whether the place is hot or cold. If it's hot, meet new people your age, buy small things that you can keep, smimming, beach, sun bathing, cycling. If it's snowy cold, skiing, snow boarding, snow fights, rolling around in the snow making a fool of yourself (surprisingly fun), annoying your parents just enough that your bugging them and just too little for them to shout or get angry. There's loads, unless your parents are kill joys, if that's the case then you're going to have a really boring time and I pity you.

Answer 3

You could work as a newspaper man , dog walker , work at a small store and maybe you could have a sails day in your back yard
I think probably you can ask your parents to buy you some lawn mowing equipment and knock on doors and ask if they want their grass cut you can estimate the price buy how big the place is or by what they want you to do

Answer 4

It sounds like you've spoiled him up until now. Of course he's right in puberty and this can be one ugly scene for some parents. His hormones are all over the place right now, but, if you've brought him up to have respect for his parents and others then you shouldn't take any of this. Sit down and ASK HIM what he's feeling. He may be confused, having problems at school with his peers, in with a bad crowd, or love-sick over a girl. Don't attack him, but talk to him. If your son should get hostile or threaten you then call the police and let them deal with him. Scare the pants off him if all else doesn't work. Nip it in the bud!