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Ideas on family organisation.

Practical thinking on shared calendars, family routines and the tech behind Kerfuff.

Family life

Shared calendars for blended families

Co-parenting across two households introduces a particular kind of coordination challenge. A shared calendar helps, when it is set up thoughtfully.

3 October 2026

4 min read

Features

Six digits: how the wall display pairing works

Turning any screen into a live family calendar display should not require a technical setup. Here is how we made it work with just six digits.

1 October 2026

4 min read

Family life

Building a family routine that actually holds

Most family routines collapse not because the routine was bad, but because there was no plan for when life interrupted it.

27 September 2026

4 min read

Tech

Why Google Calendar isn't quite enough for families

Google Calendar is excellent for individuals. When you try to run a household on it, some predictable gaps appear.

23 September 2026

4 min read

Family life

Getting started with family meal planning

Family meal planning does not have to be a structured project. A few simple habits make a bigger difference than any colour-coded spreadsheet.

19 September 2026

4 min read

Family life

Five things that keep falling off the family calendar

Most family calendars cover the obvious events. The things that cause chaos are usually the ones nobody thought to add.

15 September 2026

4 min read

Tech

Screen or whiteboard: which works better in the kitchen?

Families have been sticking calendars to kitchen walls for decades. Here is an honest look at whether a screen does the job better.

11 September 2026

4 min read

Organisation

Stop losing dates in the school newsletter

School newsletters are packed with important dates and designed to be filed and forgotten. Here is how to stop letting them slip through.

7 September 2026

4 min read

Organisation

How to get your family actually using the same calendar

Getting a shared calendar set up is straightforward. Getting everyone to actually use it is where most families quietly give up.

2 September 2026

4 min read