Ideas for Moms

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two. Organize your work area, which also includes your home, as it is an extension of your work area. It is near impossible to concentrate on profitable projects when the table is piled high with papers, all the horizontal surfaces are covered, and nothing is where it belongs (or even has a place where it belongs!) It overloads your mind with distraction and sabotages your time management because nothing is ever where you can find it. Take the time (a few days if necessary) to neat and declutter each area and start fresh.
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1. Wake up at least 30 minutes earlier than your children! I do know sleep is at a premium, but spending a few calm, uninterrupted moments to dress and plan your to do list for the day will reward you plenty of times over. An afternoon calm time/nap time for your children (depending on your kid's ages) is as well as a lifesaver for at least an hour of productive time as well. Plan it in to your day! My oldest daughter (11) makes use of this time to sew in her room while my son (9) builds masterpieces with Legos or Contraptions. I plan this time to coincide with my toddler's afternoon nap and do the bulk of my work for the day in the work of this window of time.
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three. Make a Toy Bin. In case you have toddlers or preschool age children, keep a laundry basket filled with favourite toys and bring it out only in the work of your work time. Blocks, books, and puzzles are great! Your children will look forward to the special time of day when they are allowed to play with their favourite toys and you can accomplish tasks in the same room with them while they play. Be definite to put the basket out of sight and reach when the business-related task is over to maintain the new and fascinating beauty of these toys.

four. Limit Screen Use. You will be tempted to place your preschooler in front of educational tv and your older child along with your additional laptop computer or smartphone, but resist the urge! Yes, they are going to be calm and engrossed in the entertainment but it is a disservice to them and can well have detrimental effects on their physical and mental development. Depending on age, you could permit 30 minutes - one hour of TV or tech gadget use per day per child, and planning those minutes to occur in the work of your most intensely productive work sessions can be helpful.

five. Hire a Mommy Helper. If your profession requires your young children to have outside take care of a couple of hours per day, think about a "mommy helper" in lieu. An older child or preteen who is not yet elderly to babysit alone can be a brilliant help to entertain your children while in the house with you and under your supervision. They will often work for a minimal amount compared to a daycare (clear with their parents first, of work) and it can be a positive first-time-job experience for them as well.


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