Balancing family and work together is a great art, and moms are creative artists in their own way. Making breakfast ready at the table, planning the other major meals for the day, taking care of your child’s homeschooling requirements, chalking out time for office work and then, of course, a little time to regain sanity. A woman in the house is responsible for all. Especially, you can relate to this, when you don’t have extended family support.
In our case, every single household work and other related things that need to be done to run a family of three, is done by my husband and me. But things have changed with the global pandemic. Tension, daily anxiety, work pressure and of course work-life balance have taken the center stage.
Keeping all the responsibilities aside, what is given much importance to my family is education. You would agree with me that most parents are sacrificing the daily need to study for their children. With the increase of other household work and anxiety, we are keeping educational goals aside. But I believe, if we create a gap in our child’s education (especially young children) they will find it hard to mitigate the hollow. So homeschooling while working from home is the best solution.