A Sane Woman's Guide to Raising a Large Family
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This practical guide looks at how to organize a household and raise a large family. It covers the money side of a big household, planning family holidays, and ways to help children do well at school. The advice is aimed at parents who want structure and a workable routine as their family grows, with a focus on the everyday choices that keep a crowded home running.
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