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How do you balance work and your child?

mumof4boys772

I find it increasingley difficult,my son is forever having meltdowns,i was working with sen children but going home then to my son it felt like i was working 24/7 no break,i was hardly eating,losing lots of weight and getting really depressed so i changed postiions,however this is just as stressful,i love working however i feel like i never get a break.

How do you all manage to balance both? or have you any tips on how i can balance both better?

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  • Hi

    Have you considered working Part Time? It's the only way I manage to work and look after my boys.

    I now work from home also, so I can be there for them. Didn't want to let an employer down all the time as I was getting loads of phone calls to come and collect my sons from School with Migraines, nosebleeds, meltdowns and the like.

    Having an outside interest is a real plus. The only thing that keeps me sane really, so I know how you feel.

    Must admit I survive on little sleep now with their issues, so being home keeps me sane.

    Coogy

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  • Hi

    Have you considered working Part Time? It's the only way I manage to work and look after my boys.

    I now work from home also, so I can be there for them. Didn't want to let an employer down all the time as I was getting loads of phone calls to come and collect my sons from School with Migraines, nosebleeds, meltdowns and the like.

    Having an outside interest is a real plus. The only thing that keeps me sane really, so I know how you feel.

    Must admit I survive on little sleep now with their issues, so being home keeps me sane.

    Coogy

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