Home management author and former homeschool association president, Metro Manila
Frannie Daez is a Filipina author and educator based in Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila.[5] She wrote Keep It Together, a home management manual published in 2006, and has led the Catholic Homeschool Association of the Philippines as its president.[1][2]
Keep It Together covers the planning, organising, delegating, sustaining and improving of the goals of a home. It carries worked sample pages for menu planning, grocery lists, chore rosters, a skills checklist for household helpers, an interview guide for hiring them, and packing lists for the beach, the mountains, foreign trips, business travel and a family member's stay in hospital.[1]
She homeschooled her children, eight of them by 2017, and gives workshops for adults and for children.[1][2] In September 2019 she, her husband David and their son Yuan were in the plenary line-up of the Philippine Homeschool Convention in Taguig City.[3][4]
The book is a home management manual and is usually referred to by the acronym KIT.[1] It was reviewed in the Philippine Star's Mommy Talk column in January 2007 by Maricel Laxa-Pangilinan, who had been given a copy by Sharon Cuneta-Pangilinan.[1]
Beyond the planning chapters it gives detailed examples of what happens in a day, anecdotes on how she manages her family life, and a chapter on sustaining and improving, where she tells readers they need to recharge physically and spiritually every day.[1] The review calls her "a homeschooling mom to six children, a career woman, a dedicated wife, and faithful child of God".[1]
She started a blog under the same name in 2006, covering home management, the homeschooling years, her workshops and her volunteer work, and returned to it once in 2017.[2]
She is a founding member and past president of the Catholic Homeschool Association of the Philippines, a volunteer role.[2] In 2017 her children ranged from university graduates to university and secondary school students, with one in a school for adults with special needs.[2]
In September 2019 she and David, with their son Yuan, were one of three families programmed into the plenary of the Philippine Homeschool Convention, "No Place Like Home", held at the SMX Aura Convention Center in Taguig City.[3][4] The convention's own line-up places them alongside Dennis and Thammie Sy and Jay and May Palacpac, with the veteran homeschooler and author Marla Taviano among the named speakers.[3][4]
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