Family
The systems, checklists and hard conversations that keep a household running once there's a baby in it.
Most parenting advice is about how you should feel. This isn't that. This is the operational side: who does what, where the important documents live, how you split the night, and what you should have sorted before the baby arrives rather than after.
If you're brand new here, start with the Family Operating System. It's the backbone that makes everything else run smoother. Then grab the Emergency Binder — because the best time to get your important documents together is before you need them.
Start Here
If the baby is coming soon, work through these three in order.
New Dad Checklist
Everything to do before the baby arrives and in the first 30 days. In order, nothing missed.
Start hereThe Emergency Binder
Every document, account and password your family would need if you weren't there. One place.
Start hereDividing the Household Labor
The conversation most couples have badly. Here's how to have it with actual data.
Systems That Run the House
The Family Operating System
One weekly rhythm that keeps meals, money and logistics from piling up.
PlanningFamily Vacation Budget
What a trip with a small kid actually costs, and where the money quietly goes.
TemplateHousehold Labor Template
Write down who does what. It's uncomfortable and it works.
Sleep
Sleep When You Have Kids
You're not getting eight hours. Here's how to make the hours you do get count.
SleepFix Your Sleep
The handful of changes that actually move the needle when you're chronically short.
GearBest Baby Monitors
WiFi or closed-loop — the choice that decides how well you sleep.