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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous[b]]I'm both SAHM and WOHM [/b]since I'm teacher- and it's more overwhelming to be home because it feels like you should be doing something every single minute, but that's simply not possible. For the broad picture: Friday: clean the house so that it's clean for the weekend (and any possible guests who might come over) Saturday: laundry Sunday: put away clean laundry, make grocery shopping list Monday: grocery shopping Tuesday: general cleanup Wednesday: laundry Thursday: put away laundry, general cleanup My mantra when I'm home for the summer is that dinner must be prepped while little one is napping- so dinner must be about 80% "done" by about 3 PM (meaning everything is chopped, marinated, put together and in the fridge before she wakes up) Unless there's a disaster involving poop, vomit, or paint, I don't do laundry unless it's one of my laundry days. We have enough bathing suits to get by. Not sure if it's helpful, but it's how I manage the full day at home with 2 kids (ages 7 and 2) [/quote] No you are not.[/quote] I'm just saying that I have a good idea of what it's like to be home all day, since I get 10 consecutive weeks of vacation when I'm home with both of my kids full time. Plus I took off 3 entire years with the birth of my first, so I've been home with kids just as long as I've worked full-time with kids...? I wasn't trying to derail your post, OP- just saying that I understand both the challenges of the working mom and the stay at home mom. I don't consider either scenario to be easy. [/quote]
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