Baby and Mom times Oh I’m Throughout that one. Our boys are 19 several weeks apart therefore we certainly had this dynamic happening once they were more youthful! It was our hack: we cooked dinner Following the kids visited bed. Only then do we’d have a nice adult meal at approximately 7:30 or 8pm on our own, and portion the leftovers. Then, this is our routine the following day: 5:30pm &mdash go back home from work, warm up leftovers 6pm &mdash all sit lower at table together. parents consume a salad or small snack while children eat leftovers in the previous night. if giving baby food, puree leftovers. 6:30pm &mdash nurse and set baby to sleep 7pm &mdash one parent gives bath and puts the toddler to sleep, other parent cleans up and starts cooking 7:30pm &mdash enjoy quiet adult meal Seriously, it was brilliant. There wasn’t any hurry to organize food in the evening, we’ve got to savor some adult time together, and also the kids had a nice early bed time. Ways this could fail: if bed time is really a lengthy attracted out process or otherwise early on, you’ll finish up waiting hrs to consume which sucks. When the children had later bedtimes, we stopped cooking after bed time and began either getting our nanny prep some food (an extravagance I understand) or we made food around the weekend we’re able to warm up. The important thing for all of us happens to be to prevent cooking during the night before or while bed time was happening. This way we’re able to concentrate on nursing, story time, bath, etc and never seem like we must prepare something inside a hurry.
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- Jennifer Chess: Does your voice every get tired? Any tips to help? I LOVE to read to my kids, but my voice would be sore if I red to them for 2 hours at a time.
- Jessica Leighann: I want to be able to do this so badly, but I’m starting out homeschooling my 4th and 2nd grader after they’ve already been in school a couple years and they can barely listen to instructions much less books.
- Me and my nest of birds: Hello friend quick questio. What are you using for science and history for elementary level?
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