by Darla Youngblood
- Always make enough food for leftovers for lunch
- Eat supper together
- After supper and homework is done, play a card or board game until bedtime. My kids and I played Spades which was a lot of fun.
Make Saturday night family nights. Pop some popcorn and get some drinks to watch a movie or two.
- Sunday go to church and participate in the church’s activities.
- Spend time at your house doing chores on Saturday.
- Make a big lunch to eat after church on Sunday such as roast, potatoes and carrots.
- Wake up early to have coffee before the kids are awake.
- Make a priority list each day of things to accomplish.
- Start having a family meeting each week going over old business and new business. As kids get older grade school and above , let one of them lead the meeting to learn leadership skills. My children were leaders in different clubs in Jr. High and High School.
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