11 easy little nighttime habits to get parents ready for the next day {issue 73}

Plus, how this family of five zones their tiny kitchen for maximum efficiency.

February 24, 2022 No. 73 As a reader raising a reader, I've been heartbroken about the attempted book bans across the country. Looking for action? Check out this list of ideas.— Thao     11 Easy Little Nighttime Habits to Get Parents Ready for the Next Day I have to admit: by the time we've finished putting our kids to bed, I'm just about ready to go to sleep myself. But if I can peel myself away from a screen long enough to get a few things done, the whole next day goes more smoothly. So here are 11 little nighttime habits and rituals that make life easier for our families in the morning. read more > live     These Two Siblings' Rooms Are Too Magical for Words We can't get enough of this nautical room and this safari-themed space with a starry ceiling. read more >     How Our Family of Five Zoned Our 96-Square-Foot Kitchen for Efficiency Plus, kitchen-zoning teaches kids to be independent, which is the gift that keeps on giving! read more > eat     Our Favorite Naan Pizzas Come Together Super Quickly — And Only Require 4 Ingredients We love having formula meals like this in our back pockets! read more >     The One Crowd-Pleasing Condiment My Family's Fridge Is Never Complete Without You can find it in most grocery stores, but the flavor tastes homemade. read more >     Start Solids off Right with Beefy First Bites Starting solids with your little one can feel overwhelming at times. Ground beef can be just the starting point for busy parents with growing families that offers safety, ease, and nutrition. Learn more about the benefits of beef as a first food. get more tips > play     Home and Heritage Traditions Lessons I Want to Teach My Children as a Black Mother Home is a collection of traditions passed down through generations. read more >     9 Kids' Closet Organizers for Better Organization in 2022 Say goodbye to messy closets with these super-smart and stylish solutions. read more > cubby finds: crafternoon kits scarf knitting loom weaving wooden robot pottery sculpting ask maxwell My daughter loves reading, but her books are overflowing! Do you have any suggestions on good book organization solutions for kids? — Jon Dear Jon,   You've got a good problem there to solve. I also know what it's like when your kid loves books, but tends to treat them like empty candy-bar wrappers that get thrown on the floor after use. While it will be years before they get taught how to care for books in a proper library setting, let's get them some easy storage, close to the floor, that makes cleanup a quick, painless affair.   read more > 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 ( trust us ) Sisters Unsubscribe or Manage Your Preferences  View this email in your browser  Apartment Therapy is full of ideas for creating a warm, beautiful, healthy home. If we've inspired you, we may receive a share of purchases made through this email. Apartment Therapy Media 270 Lafayette Street, Suite 1300 New York, NY 10013 ABOUT | CONTACT US | PRIVACY POLICY | TERMS OF USE