WFH with kids is great during normal non-pandemic times. Having the flexibility to spend a couple minutes at the bus stop makes my day less fragmented on the da

WFH with kids is great during normal non-pandemic times. Having the flexibility to spend a couple minutes at the bus stop makes my day less fragmented on the days when my wife is working. On one hand, I think it's great that employers and employees are both seeing the benefits of being remote. Less time spent commuting, etc. On the other hand, it's too bad it's happening to parents at the same time they are having to figure out how to both WFH and parent. It's not always this crazy, trust me.