It’s Okay To Not Be The Perfect Working Stay-At-Home Mom Right Now
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Julia Austin
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Create a schedule
“A routine for yourself and your children will give a sense of normalcy during these uncertain times. Designate a particular area for your children and set goals for the day. Be sure to have a schedule that is flexible and includes some downtime,” advises Dee. Research has proven that children are more focused when tasks are broken up by creative activities or rest and segmented into short timeframes.
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