Then, of course, at various times of the day, one child or another has to be picked up from school, or brought to a practice or club activity. Afternoons are dedicated to homework, bath-time and dinner. On occasion, she has found herself in the kitchen at two in the morning baking birthday cupcakes. Sullivan and Gosselin also make sure to coordinate with teachers early in the school year when field trips are planned so they can go along with their children. They have adapted their practices to accommodate families, including their own.
Parents are right there so they can see their children.
We also have family hour when the kids come in and play. Sullivan and Gosselin also work with a practice consultant to cut down on hours they would have to spend developing forms, advertisements and other aspects of the administrative side of their practices. Outside the office, their family has a chef who cooks dinner and packs lunches for the kids. Family is first, but we enjoy what we do at the office as well. They complement each other.