I think the point is that a healthy work/life balance would allow you to give 100% of yourself to the child at the particular moment you're with them. Not havin

I think the point is that a healthy work/life balance would allow you to give 100% of yourself to the child at the particular moment you're with them. Not having to check an email when you're reading them a bedtime story. Being able to take a week off and not have an excess work-related ruminations badgering the gullet in the background of a family-holiday that detract from you're daughter saying "DAD! WATCH THIS!" unobserved pool splashes