Goetz: Adopting communal tribal childcare helps children flourish
Amanda Goetz · The NSFW Framework & the Magic of Community-Product Fit with Amanda Goetz | Where It Happens · Nov 18, 2021 · at 24:31
Amanda Goetz, founder of House of Wise, describes how setting up a communal living and childcare arrangement in Charlotte helped her manage homeschooling during lockdowns.
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“Child care, if you think back to, like, what it was hundreds of years ago, it was, like, tribal, and now we're, like, left to do it on our own, or, like, Hopefully with a partner, but yeah, I felt like I brought that tribal mentality back, and it was incredible. My kids were flourishing.”
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