How Do You Be A Successful Stay-At-Home Parent With Two Babies?
Whether you have twins or other multiplies at home, or your children are very close in age, trying to get housework done can be a challenge. Shushing a crying baby while you see that the dishes need to be done can be stressful for a stay-at-home parent. But there are ways to get it all (or at least most of it) done, still care for your children and keep most of your sanity. Be realistic. When you’re looking around your house thinking, “I’m going to clean the bathroom when they are both down for a nap,” your babies may often have different plans, and decide to nap at different times. So, that leaves the bathroom unclean. Remember that baby toys are portable. If one child is down for a nap and the other wants to be with you, take their playpen or bouncy chair with you. Set it outside the bathroom (and outside the blast of the chemicals). That way you can watch your child and get something done. This can be used around the house for several chores. Remember that everything doesn’t have to
