When you have babies and are bone weary, bleary-eyed, and discombobulated, everyone says it will only get harder. No one believes them, of course.
But then it does. And how. Living with teenagers and trying to keep some semblance of a home and family life can seem like an uphill battle.
It doesn't have to be, say David and Andrea Reiser authors of Letters From Home: A Wake-up Call for Success & Wealth, a book written in the form of letters to the authors four sons, offering advice on family life and living the "American Dream."
As the parents to four growing boys, the Reisers know how crazy family life can get. They offered 13 tips for managing the chaos and living with older children:
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