3, 2, 1, Go! Work at Home Moms

Published by Dr. Ty

Work at home moms face an interesting challenge: Balancing time with kids and time working.

Productivity time can be full of distractions and flying toys from children that want attention.
Which is why scheduling could be even more important for WAH moms than other home-based workers. Put your children on a schedule. Plan play time and nap time. Decide a specific time to dedicate to your children and to work. This is more difficult with an infant, but not impossible. Every child can get used to a routine. They will fight it at first, but it won’t take long for them to know when it’s play time with mom and when they need to play quietly. Just don’t get angry while they learn the new schedule. Help them to learn in a positive way and it will help them to be better at keeping a schedule when they grow up.

Dr. Ty Belknap, Port Bell SEO

Dr. Ty

Dr. Ty has three degrees in leadership, including a Doctor of Strategic Leadership in Life Coaching. He is the author of three books: Leadership for Introverts: The Power of Quiet Influence, Timeless SEO Secrets that Search Engines Don't Want You To Know About, How To Get Exploding Referrals Through Networking and co-author of the book Special Edition Using Windows 98, an Amazon.com best-seller.

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