1. Parenting  Taming the Family Schedule  Set a family schedule
that's good for both parents and kids.   Kids' Activities  Kids'
Activities  It's easy to let the family schedule get out of
control. It grows much as children do--like a weed that seems to
bolt overnight. The family schedule starts with your child's
first playgroup and grows with your family.  As children’s
activities fill your family’s schedule, guess what shrinks. You
got it. Those wine tastings and pottery classes that used to
fill your weekends and evenings, gone. And while that’s all part
of parenting, it doesn’t mean your family schedule shouldn’t
include time for you and your partner. But for that to happen,
you must take control of the family schedule.  Though working at
home perhaps allows a little more flexibility, it brings with it
another set of issues. Your professional commitments may be
mixed in your family ones--not safely sequestered back at the
office.  And when back-to-school time arrives every year, the
number of kids’ activi