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How do homeschool parents find time for themselves?

In response to the Helium prompt, How to homeschool and still find time for yourself:
Why should homeschooling make a difference in how much personal time a parent takes? Homeschooling parents find time for themselves just as working parents do. If they have hobbies or crafts, they find time to do them. If they want to go out on a date or do an exercise workout, they make arrangements.

Parenting is a full-time job whether or not we homeschool. Finding time for ourselves doesn't require any more effort for the homeschooling parent than for the parent who works while their children attend school. I would even argue that the homeschooling parent has an advantage and that homeschooling actually makes it easier to find and take time for oneself. Go to the full article »

(Note: In addition, for folks with babies, babywearing can feel like alone time. I can go for a walk with the baby on my back, let my mind drift and relax, and feel as rejuvenated as if I walked alone. Moreso even since I have the peace of mind from knowing my baby feels content and safe.)

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