The Workspace for Children
Lizzie Assa, MS Ed, Author of But I'm Bored, Real-life ideas for less chaos and a childhood that feels like childhood.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 206 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Creating More Screen Time Rules Was Driving Us All Crazy, So I tried Something Else Instead
I stopped making more rules and started opening the boxes.
If you’re trying to get your kids to look up from their screens a little more, I want to tell you what happened when I stopped making more rules and started opening the boxes for t...
I Was Told to Dread the Teen Years. Then 35 Cross Country Runners Left Their Shoes in My Doorway.
My phone buzzed with an incoming text from Ruby, my sixteen-year-old high school junior.
It was cold on Tuesday afternoon. It was the first day I pulled out my favorite blue beanie and grey wool sweater. I was sitting on the comfy corduroy...
Something Playful: The Cardboard Edit
The Setup / Age by Age: What to Expect / The Independence Move / When It's Not Working / What to Do With It All
I bought a wireless hot glue tool and now we cannot stop making stuff.
It’s Like We’re Both Going Through Puberty
saying sorry to kids without taking back the limit, whether they’re 4 or 14
Lately I’ve felt like I can’t stop arguing with my thirteen year old. I’m being too picky. I’m saying no too much. Or maybe I’m not saying it enough. I am non-stop...
Something Playful: The Halloween Edit
Your cheat guide to Halloween, broken down by age. Simple ways to celebrate and permission to do less.
Last week I put out the same Halloween coloring prompt I’ve been using every October since my teens were toddlers. Here’s what happened…
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For parents who want less chaos, more connection, and space for kids to be kids. Real-life ideas to help you raise curious, confident kids without losing yourself in the process.
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