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I'm sorry but I don't understand, are you saying that you are able to do your work at the same time as taking care of a baby?

• andromedavision 8y ago
  Lol. I find that to be quite something. I couldn't fathom attempting something like this. Every time someone distracts me I spend another 15 minutes or so getting back into the 'zone'.
• madcaptenor 8y ago
  I've tried to do this with my six-month-old. (I don't plan to work if I'm the only adult in the house, but occasionally my wife needs a break...) It really only works if the "work" I'm doing is being on a call that I don't really need to be invited to.
• justjash 8y ago
  Yeah, this is weird. I would be very surprised if the company doesn't have some sort rule against this. I started working from home a few months ago and as part of the agreement there is a clause about not being the primary caregiver of a dependent child while working. I'm not sure how you could get much of anything done attempting to do that.
• spullara 8y ago
  It is completely impossible to have a real full time job and take care of a child at the same time unless yours happens to sleep the entire time. If this was possible all those moms could just work from home! I can barely work at home without locking the door if children under 5 are in the house and there is another adult taking care of them.
• richardwhiuk 8y ago
  People wonder why people look down on remote work, when someone is 'remote working' by being a primary caregiver to a baby.....