Hello,
If you don't mind reading the opinion of a woman without kids of her own then I must say that to me living the Lifestyle, and I mean living it 24/7, means that you and your partner learn to get over obstacles of all sorts. The kids fit in all the time let's face it, especially at a young age; so instead let us incorporate our Lifestyle into theirs. Now don't get me wrong, please, what I mean is we must ask ourselves how does this lifestyle benefit us psychologically and physically?
Physically: Strength, maybe endurance, definitely balance and flexibility etc.
Psychologically: Confidence, patience, creativity, discipline, in my case: happiness etc.
Then one must ask them self, how can I pass this on to my children? In other words, bring a whole new meaning to "Spice up your life". For example:
Here's a random list of what I might take on in a strong and healthy 24/7 relationship:
*Serve Him early morning breakfast, kids as well but maybe at different times according to their schedule. Or instead, if everyone has a similar breakfast time, I would make sure to bring him a glass of hot tea or orange juice upon waking. This is to give him special attention or show effort. I can elaborate upon request on what the children might pick up from this depending on the stature of each parent.
*While helping with their homework or driving to and from practices I am to hold two balls inside of me so that I will be ready for him when the time comes, and it will come, often.
*Keep a tight schedule so that I have plenty of time for both the children and my Husband, making sure that daily tasks are finished promptly and efficiently. Using time management to avoid small levels of shame or laziness when presenting myself.
*Encourage physical fitness from different outlets like outdoors and sports to keep self nimble and strong as well as others around me. When practicing my Lifestyle diligently my body must be in tip top shape therefore so shall my children's- for their lives of course...
To wrap it up, I hope I have helped even the slightest, the only thing that stumps me is finding the time to use, in the least, regular inside voices during intercourse with kids running around. Maybe turn up the music and say you and Papi need some adult time to spend with each other. For younger children I see a playpen or a room with a baby camera to look at over our shoulders. Fun stimulating toys and/or tv can lead to secret quiet hiding games behind the piano or consider sporadic late night or early morning dominations. What's a good Lifestyle without structure and diligence?