Family meeting ideas

Sunday evenings are one of my favorite moments of the week because they are all about family time! We have an early dinner together and then we dedicate half an hour to one of the best habits

I want to share some ideas for family councils. As my family grows I have realized over and over again the power that comes from gathering.

Scheduling a family meeting to discuss family goals, plan family activities, and review the your progress can be a great way to strengthen your family.

Use this printable to help you with ideas to run a successful family meeting.

I posted recently about the how critical our family meeting is to the smooth (er) operation of our family and home. Just in case I convinced anyone to start this powerful habit, I thought I'd share a little more of the nuts and bolts of how we run our family meetings. First, a simplified version of our weekly agenda: For people less prone to using an agenda than me (possibly every one?), let me try to make an argument for it. The idea behind any list I make is to get the information out of…

Interested in starting A Family Meeting routine in your home? Learn how to make it a success! | Agenda | Printables | Ideas | Questions | Rules

Family meetings are opportunities for parents and children to discuss important issues, strengthen communication, and nurture positive relationships.

Free download of worksheets to help you set family goals. Included are ideas in the areas of behavior, finance, health, activities, technology, service and relationships. Set little goals to achieve big ones and create a strong family connection. #raisingkidswithpurpose #goalsetting #goals #family #familylife #parentingtips

Follow these 4 simple tips to conduct an effective family meeting, and learn why family meetings are so important. Free printable agenda included!

Meeting for just 20 to 30 minutes each week will help your family stay connected, work as a team, and keep your family calendar from veering out of control. Plus, you'll strengthen empathy muscles by making time each week to share your joys and sorrows, swap chores and responsibilities, and reflect on how family life is going.