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@ava1453 All of our laundry is separate. It inevitably mixes sometime, but when I fold it, I organize it by type so I can just shove it in the drawer without thinking. The longer it sits, it gets fucked up so I have incentive to do it right away

@vigilantrogue We started our own business right when Covid hit and our babe was born. My husband was working 2 jobs but still took the baby in the mornings so I could sleep in. He would hold bub while working on the computer and fielding calls. He made sure I was fed, hydrated and could shower...

@nicaea_1q https://www.pbs.org/parents/crafts-and-experiments/play-pretend-resolving-conflict

@nicaea_1q Hope it helps on your parenting journey! You can also Google therapeutic storytelling and see what you can learn!

@nicaea_1q The book OP mentions talk about it in regards to conflict between kids. I don’t remember exactly so I won’t try to explain. I can give an example of what I do. My son was 23 months when we potty trained. He was afraid to poop on the big potty. When he was calm, we would use his...

@joshdons The book is mildly problematic for reasons you pointed out, but I too have found it useful. My son LOVES cleaning, cooking and gardening with me. I give him time to respond after I ask him to do something instead of repeating myself 100x. I’ve also helped him get through fears and big...

@ladyghosthunter If I were in your shoes, I’d have a kid now. See how you like being a SAHP for a while and then decide if pursuing a new career makes sense.

@kimrossie Drive 6 minutes to the other neighborhood and walk around there. Or you may find that having a big yard keeps you busy enough and you don’t need to kill time.