Cubby Archive: Jul 2022

It's time to get cozy.

Take it from a sewer professional.

A low-commitment way to make a big impact.

It's an OG product for sure.

It solves a very common problem.

Because the kids need to see what they have to play with!

All a step up from just putting a mattress on the floor!

It's unrecognizable, in the best possible way.

Your kids' shelves will inevitably runneth over, and here's one smart way to handle it.

It's prime real estate, ripe for the taking.

I can't believe I didn't think of it before.

Including one shaped like a house!

Tempted now to do it in all our closets.

A decade later, here are the products from my first baby registry that have stood both the test of time and the more rigorous test of outlasting multiple children.

Smelly washer crisis averted.

It's a $13 fridge organizing hack.

Smart strategies for storing all the things.

You shouldn't need to be an acrobat to make a bunk bed.

Thanks to a classic Farrow & Ball color.

Quite possibly some of the best we've seen.

This summer my son keeps complaining that he’s bored and it’s driving us crazy. We’re trying to keep him off his video games. Isn’t it good to be bored as a kid? Paul & GraceDear Paul and Grace, Yep, boredom is really good for kids, but it’s because it usually precedes them breaking through into the next phase, which is deep interest and/or presence with something that they’re doing.

We've got every color of the rainbow.

Let's do this.