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How do you get work done at home? Do you have someone take care of the children? Do they entertain themselves?
Asked by mamajama , 27th Jun Answer this now »
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Stel 3rd Jul
We
haven't
solved
this
problem
yet.
If
I
stay
up
late
doing
work
I
regret
it
the
next
morning
and
am
angry
with
him.
If
I
force
time
during
the
weekends
and
when
I
get
him
he
usually
is
angry
with
me.
Amanda 1st Jul
I
work
from
home
one
day
a
week,
and
it
is
increasingly
difficult
to
get
anything
measurable
done
when
my
almost-one-year-old
is
awake
-
I
do
a
lot
of
things
before
she
wakes
up
and
after
she
goes
to
bed,
and
during
nap
times.
I
definitely
couldn't
work
from
home
more
than
one
day
a
week,
not
without
help.
Lisa Nelson 30th Jun
Today
is
an
especially
trying
day
(why
wouldn't
they
take
a
nap?!),
so
perfect
for
answering
this
question.
I
work
with
the
girls
playing
around
me.
Frequently,
the
baby
is
balanced
on
my
lap!
My
oldest
is
2
1/2
and
I
just
recently
caved
on
the
tv
issue
for
an
hour
after
supper/before
bed.
Definitely
best
to
divide
my
time
between
work
and
play,
so
the
kids
get
some
direct
one-on-one
attention,
but
not
easy.
Genesis 28th Jun
My
husband
works
nights
as
a
musician,
so
he
looks
after
our
boys
during
the
day
while
I´m
working.
It´s
not
distraction
free
by
any
means,
since
I
am
working
in
the
same
room,
but
it
does
help
a
lot.
When
he
is
on
tour,
it´s
a
lot
more
difficult!
I
find
that
taking
frequent
breaks
to
play
with
the
kids
really
helps
.
.
.
as
does
letting
them
watch
some
TV.
:)
LegalEagle Mom 27th Jun
I
find
it
very
hard
to
work
from
home
because
the
kids
(ages
3
and
9
mo)
always
need
a
little
attention
on
themselves.
I
have
a
part
time
nanny
who
helps
me
out.
Diane 27th Jun
I
divide
my
work
into
"distractions
okay"
work
and
"must
concentrate"
work.
When
I
must
concentrate,
I
let
my
toddler
watch
some
Elmo
or
Barney.
Yes,
I
totally
caved
on
the
tv-as-babysitter
issue.
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