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> one fully parenting, one fully working Fully working = 8-10 hours a day Still leaves a lot of time for parenting- and doesn’t seem so extreme, I’d say it’s
by foogazi 4y ago
> one fully parenting, one fully working
Fully working = 8-10 hours a day
Still leaves a lot of time for parenting- and doesn’t seem so extreme, I’d say it’s one of the most common division of family life in the world
- tetromino_ 4y ago8-10 hours per day, plus another 1-3 hours for commute. Baby wakes up at 6:30, takes a bath and gets sleepy at 18:30 - so 12 hours of interactive time (not counting night-time feeding and crying) - and these 12 hours closely correspond to the fully-working parent's work and commute hours.
- foogazi 4y agoYes, but then the working parent comes back and can parent I didn’t say parenting only takes 8-10 hours. That’s the time the working parent works That still leaves time to parent when off-work
- MacsHeadroom 4y ago8-10 hours a day, plus continuing education, networking, mentorship relationships, etc. ton not fall behind.