by Sandy Gluckman
Every time I share a particular fact with the parents in my workshops and talks, I hear the audience gasp: I see the shocked look on their faces. What is it that I say to elicit this response? I tell them this:
“The way you interact with your children can affect the chemistry of both their body and their brain.”
by Lorraine Brock
We all have areas in our homes we call storage space, but not all storage spaces are created equal. Some of us have an abundance of these hidden spaces that contain the things we need and value, while others torture themselves by trying to squeeze too many things into tiny storage spaces we call closets. When designing a home, many home builders focus more on the visual spaces such as a large kitchen or big bathrooms, when in fact the more important feature is the availability of closet space to allow families to store items they identify as valuable. On the other hand, many home buyers do not recognize the lack of storage space when making a home purchase. They see large bedrooms, high ceilings, and beautiful kitchens as their vision of the perfect home. When they attempt to put away their belongings and create functional spaces, they realize there is not enough storage space.
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