Tips For Getting Kids To Help Out Around The Homestead
May 24, 2023Summer is when things get hopping on a homestead—and it’s also when kids are home from school, so follow these tips to get those little hands helping!
Summer is when things get hopping on a homestead—and it’s also when kids are home from school, so follow these tips to get those little hands helping!
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Before your farm babies come, prepare everything you’ll need to make the birthing experience as smooth as possible.
Our homestead’s Kid of the Day rotation ensures each child has privileges and responsibilities around the home without chores getting stale.
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After a summer filled with a number of farm accidents, it’s time I started taking the safety advice I give my kids.
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