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 | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 163 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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The Weekly Roundup
Forced Family Fun/ Restaurant Toys with Teens?/ Sleep-away Camp/ What I'm Reading and more.
I am sitting down this morning after a very full weekend of sun, beach, packing the cooler, unpacking the cooler, rinse, repeat. This was the first...
Skip the Flashcards. Send Them to the Ice Cream Truck.
Real-life ways to build patience, confidence, and money skills one Bomb Pop at a time/ age by age life skills to build this summer (3-10yo)
If I added up all the money we’ve spent at the ice cream truck in our lifetime, college tuition wou...
Something Playful: The Art Supply Edit
These are the basic, open ended materials I have kept on hand at home and in my classrooms for over fifteen years. You won't find novelty craft kits, or projects. Just sturdy materials.
I believe that children need repeated experiences wit...
The Ultimate Beach Survival Guide for Moms Who Want to Sit Down This Summer (Even with little kids.)
Every summer for 10 years, I packed up my three small kids, left my husband behind in New Jersey, and lived in Marblehead, MA for 9 weeks.
We hit the same little beach every single day. No bathrooms, snack bars or lifeguards. Just a little...
Something Playful: The Coffee Table Toys Edit
A few weeks ago my 13 year old came home after school, tired, sweaty, and going through some sixth grade friendship stuff. It’s all normal. Part of growing into oneself, but even though it my third time wobbling through age thirteen, it sti...
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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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