Not a Morning Person?
Whatever your reason for struggling with mornings, I hear you, mamas.
I always laugh and cringe when productivity experts recommend moms “get up half an hour earlier” so they can start their day quietly, get a shower, and be fresh when the kids wake up.
Methinks the productivity experts don’t have children???
My husband and I find that if we seek a little morning solace time, those are always the mornings the kids get up unnaturally early, and we start our day angry and frustrated instead!
But when kids can cook and they’re not rushing off to school…
Many of our cooking class families report that their kids finally have time to make breakfast, and the parents have been able to:
- Start the morning off slowly with reading, prayer, or meditation
- Attend morning meetings “at work” without interruption
- or even…sleep in!

Lately my husband and I have been choosing the pillow, and many mornings, my 8-year-old has fed himself and his 5-year-old brother breakfast and finished his daily chores by the time I see them.
That kind of magic didn’t just happen, but it only takes a little intentional training.
Take the Weekend Breakfast Challenge
For less than the cost of a breakfast “out,” you can empower your kids with independence in the morning. Take the challenge for just $19 (regularly $30 video set):
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THIS is the time to do something that your kids will remember (and use) forever!
If you have 30 minutes to make sure ingredients are available and observe your kids learning from our videos, they’ll be cooking for YOU the next 2 weeks!