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Working mamma and family time.x

Hello readers,

Working full time can be hard especially when it comes to making time for your children aswell as house chores. Running a family home can be difficult when parents work full time and end up feeling guilty for not giving their 100% attention to their children after work. Family time is always one that lifts spirits and makes you happy benifiting your mental health. Its ok to leave chores for the next day , children would much rather have your attention then a tidy living room , its ok to leave dishes till the next day , its ok to leave the washing in the basket and the ironing till another day...its ok to leave all chores for a day or so. Take some time aside from cleaning and enjoy the free time with your children. 

Take some time aside and share a story with your child. Talk about the book with them and ask them questions. You are still spending time with your child even at bedtime/ story time. Children love it when parents sit with them. Have a weekend and let your child lead the activities. Be realisitc when asking your child to plan your day together. Your child will love being in charge and you will get to enjoy the day together whilst seeing your children happy. Have a movie night let your child have an extended bed time and cuddle on the sofa with a film and favourite treats. The simpliest of things is what makes children happy. Have a games day/night. Get out the board games and have some fun with your family. Board games are a great laugh in family house holds ....even though it may not seem that way when your little ones dont like loosing and the board game ends up in the air🤷‍♀️😀. Family time is precious💕.

Enjoy the time spent together 💕

#family #momlife #parenting

Love Mamma x




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