When you’re a mom who works outside of the home, you have two full-time jobs. Not only are you expected to accomplish all of the things you need to keep your home and family running smoothly, but you also need to perform your best at a job that may or may not be empathetic to your dual roles.
Time management is always an issue.
There’s no doubt that finding a balance can seem overwhelming – if not impossible. But with a little effort, you can find small pockets of wasted time and use them to maximize your efficiency leaving you with significantly less stress and more time to enjoy your family.
Here’s how.
I read every one of your posts so other things I’d love to read more about (if you want to know):
1. not comparing the milestones of my developmentally delayed child to other children and being happy and content with what our life looks like.
2. I need ideas of easy crock pot meals. I know there are tons of pinterest ideas but I need some that people have tried and love.
3. How to provide things for my 4 year old to do BY HERSELF that doesn’t require ,my constant supervision (anything with markers is out!)
4. Tips for keeping my house clean, small daily ideas or ways to clean efficiently so I don’t feel like I’m constantly cleaning. My life now: cleaning our house is like brushing your teeth while eating oreos)
5. Ideas for quick make up that looks great. I mean like 5 minutes.
6. Date night ideas that are cheap!! PLEASE! Now that we have a respite sitter, my hubby and I can actually go out but we are broke 🙂
Jo- thanks for your dedication to this blog. I know you do it for you because you love it but so do many other people!
Love these ideas Leah! I can help with 2-6. However, I think I need you to guest post #1 if you are willing 🙂