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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. There is no way I can do housework during the day other than cleaning the kitchen. I can clean the kitchen and load/unload dishwasher while my toddler is finishing lunch, but other than that, it's hard unless I can get some things done during naptime. Toddler takes one 2 hour nap per day. I usually do a load or two of laundry and some tidying up if I have the energy. But often I am worn out from our morning activity (running after him at gym class or something) so I'm too tired to do housework during his nap. And I never do errands with him. It's just too stressful. He will cry the whole time. He is a high needs toddler and cries a lot/is cranky a lot while out.[/quote] I think you have bigger issues than alone time if a toddler gym session wears you out and you can't ever do errands with your child.[/quote] Yeah I don't have a ton of energy. Toddler gym sessions are tiring. But my toddler often seems to be the most energetic one in the class, so keeping up with him can be very tiring.[/quote]
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