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The morning rush; we have all experienced it.
It's rush hour again. Always trying to maintain a good rapport with your childcare provider, you try not to run past the pick up time, although you still have a pile of deadlines on your desk that are screaming "if you could just finish one last task today." The kids are picked up from daycare; you arrive home to a house (not to mention children) that needs attention. Keeping the children occupied while preparing dinner is not an easy task. Neither is keeping up the housework through this whole process. 1. Hire a maid. Even if it's only 2-3 days a week. It will be money well spent. Just think of it as buying more time with your children. 2. Use your crock-pot. Throw a package of frozen meat, veggies and a bouillon cube in your crock-pot before you head out the door in the morning. When you get home you have your main course. Now you can whip up some mashed po-tatoes to go along with it. Other nights try soup and sandwiches. Dinner doesn't have to be a 5-course meal. Keep it simple. 3. Leave work at 5:00 P.M. Tomorrow is another day and the work will be right there waiting for you. Think of the important people who are waiting to spend some time with you! 4. Start a childcare journal that both you and your childcare provider can write in. Have your provider write down the details of your child's day that are important to you. Look forward to reading it each evening. This may leave you feeling more connected with your child although away from him or her for 8+ hours a day! 5. Last but not least, take time for yourself. Light a candle and take a hot bath after the kids go to bed. Be-gin a new relaxing hobby - crafts, sewing - whatever you like. Go to the movies on Wed. night to break up the week. Written by Jodi L. Marvin, author of "Childcare Journal For Parents & Providers", a one-year childcare journal that allows parents to track their children's well-being while at daycare and aids in parent and childcare provider communica-tion. http://www.childcarejournals.com
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