December 2, 2021 No. 61 Now that it's December, we're putting together our winter bucket lists. Snowmans made with special kits, hot cocoa in personalized family mugs, and movies with individual popcorn poppers ... we can hardly wait! — Thao
I grew up binging "Leave it to Beaver" with my Dad. Now as a frazzled parent myself, some elements of the series seem more than a little ridiculous. Take the den where, even for a faux Midcentury family, the space looked overly immaculate at all times. There were two growing kids living there, after all … where were the toys and tracked-in patches of mud? Today's family den is decidedly more real — and has become the de facto place for many families to chillax in. I interviewed designers, many of whom are real parents themselves, for their advice on how to maximize dens in cozy, sanity-saving ways. Here's what they had to say: ask a pediatrician This week, Dr. Hoshino talks to us about how to avoid common colds and viruses in daycare and school settings. See what she had to say here. live
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cubby finds: wool pom poms ask maxwell Now my son has escalated a new situation in our house of which my wife and I are both apparently guilty — we don't lower the toilet seat before flushing each time. My son says we're both disgusting. What is the truth here?!?! — Carl Dear Carl, Maxwell Ryan is a father and was an elementary school teacher in NYC before founding Apartment Therapy. He'd love to answer your question: askmaxwell@cubbyathome.com
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Thursday, December 2, 2021
The secrets to the coziest, most functional family den ever, according to pro designers {issue 61}
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