1. Housekeeping management: As a child, you can improve your independence and sense of responsibility in the process of learning and mastering housework management skills, such as cleaning, cooking, laundry and goods management.

2. Financial management: You can learn how to make and manage personal financial plans, including budgeting, bookkeeping, financial management and investment. This will help you manage your finances better when you live independently in the future.

3. Health management: You can learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle, such as diet, exercise, sleep and disease prevention. In addition, you can learn how to manage personal medical insurance and health care plans.

4. Social skills: As a family member, you can learn how to communicate with your family and cultivate good family relationships. In addition, you can expand your social circle and improve your social skills by attending family gatherings and activities.

5. Self-management: You can learn how to manage your time and emotions, including making schedules, improving organizational skills, coping with stress and regulating emotions. These skills are very important in future work and life.

6. Learning and self-improvement: You can use this time to learn new knowledge and skills, such as language learning, programming, painting, music and so on. Through continuous learning and improvement, you can better adapt to the future development of work and life.

7. Take care of others: If you have younger siblings or older family members to take care of, you can learn how to take care of them, including nursing, education, safety and mental health. This not only helps to improve your sense of responsibility and patience, but also helps you to better understand their needs and nursing methods.

In short, as a full-time child, you can improve your independence and sense of responsibility by learning and mastering various life skills, and prepare for your future life and career development.