How families actually run household organisation with children
Why family logistics fall apart even for organised people, and what to do about it: one shared view, clear ownership and rules for the exceptions.
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The family organisation blog
We write about the daily running of a household: who knows what, who drives whom, and how to turn that into something that survives a bad week.
A family task overview: how to stop arguing about who was meant to do it
Tasks without an owner do not get done. How to set up a family task overview that shows what is waiting, who took it and what is finished.
Picking up the children: making the school run and club logistics work
Who drives, who collects, and what happens when it falls apart. A practical guide to children's transport that holds up when the plan breaks.
After-school clubs for the whole term: enter once, forget until January
Enter a term of after-school clubs in minutes: why sessions must never land on public holidays, and how to handle a different driver every day.
Who is driving today? The question one person in the family carries
Research on family calendars shows the plan is almost always held by one parent. Why sharing a calendar is not enough and the answer has to be delivered.
Two children, one car: spotting what you cannot make in time
Siblings with activities at the same time in different places. Why overlapping times are the wrong test and how travel time changes the answer.
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