Multiple kids

  • The 1:1 Time Solution: How to give every child individual attention (Even with a full house)

    Save this one — you’ll want to come back to it. If you have more than one child, you already know the guilt: you’re mid-conversation with one kid when another interrupts, you are trying to follow 5 on-going conversations and by bedtime you can’t remember giving anyone your full, undivided attention. This isn’t a scheduling failure.…

  • Small Space, Big Family: Keeping a Homeschool House Looking Put-Together

    Homeschooling means your house IS your school — curriculum, art supplies, science experiments, and multiple ages of “stuff” living in your actual living space. Here’s how to keep it looking neat instead of like a classroom exploded, without needing more square footage. 1. Contain by subject, not by child The instinct is to give each kid…

  • The 1:1 Time Solution: How to give every child individual attention (Even with a full house)

    The 1:1 Time Solution: How to give every child individual attention (Even with a full house)

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    Save this one — you’ll want to come back to it. If you have more than one child, you already know the guilt: you’re mid-conversation with one kid when another interrupts, you are trying to follow 5 on-going conversations and by bedtime you can’t remember giving anyone your full, undivided attention. This isn’t a scheduling…

  • Small Space, Big Family: Keeping a Homeschool House Looking Put-Together

    Small Space, Big Family: Keeping a Homeschool House Looking Put-Together

    Explore more practical guides about

    Homeschooling means your house IS your school — curriculum, art supplies, science experiments, and multiple ages of “stuff” living in your actual living space. Here’s how to keep it looking neat instead of like a classroom exploded, without needing more square footage. 1. Contain by subject, not by child The instinct is to give each…