My oldest will be in 1st grade this year and we are debating putting my youngest in K4 at a local church day care. I work from home so my schedule is always kind of crazy and I kind of hope maybe by her being in K4 it will give her something to do and keep her out of trouble at home some....lol On the other hand though I work from home so I don't feel that I should put her in K4 at a daycare because after all what am I home for??? So, as you can see I have a bit of a conflict of emotions going on here and dh says he does not know what to do either and since I am the one most effected here that it is up to me and he will support whichever decision I make. THAT REALLY HELPED! So now I have to decide what to do......
In my decission making process I like to write everything out and this is what I have figured out will change if I do put her in K4....
I will be traveling a total of 77 miles a day just in drop off and pick ups for schools. If I don't put her in then I will be traveling 40 miles a day in drop off and pick ups. I have not even figured up travel to dance and gymnastics, and not so sure that I want to at this point...lol
This would be my schedule if I put her in............
6:00 am: get up, shower, dress, coffee and dress
6;30 am: cook breakfast
7:00am: brush girls teeth and hair
7:15am: dress girls
7:35am: leave for schools
7:50am: drop Elizabeth off at school
8:15am: drop Megan off at school
8:40am: back home :)
8:40-9am: clean up kitchen from breakfast mess and start laundry
9-9:30am: devotional, emails etc...
9:30-10:30am: clean house
10:30-11am: home biz work
11-11:15am:pick up around house and get ready to go get Megan
11:15am: leave to pick up Megan
11:50am: back home :)
11:50am-12:30pm: lunch
12:30-12:45pm: read with Megan and get Megan down for nap/rest time
12:45-1:15pm: prepare supper and clean up kitchen
1:15-1:45pm: home biz work
1:45-2:20pm: clean house, put away laundry and/or home biz work
2:20pm: leave to pick up Elizabeth
3:00pm: back home :)
3:00-3:20pm: snack time
3:20-4:00pm: homework
4:00-4:20pm: downtime with kids and/or mommy cleanup time
4:30pm: Monday and Wed. leave for dance or gymnastics; Tues, Thurs. and Friday finish up supper
5:30pm: supper with family (Tues., Thurs. and Friday)---supper will be later on Monday and will be either early or in car on Wed.
6-6:15pm: supper cleanup
6:15-6:45pm: family time
6:45-7pm: bath time for girls, brush girls teeth and get dressed for bed
7-7:15pm: Megan's bedtime stories and devotion then bed
7:15-7:30pm: Elizabeth's bedtime stories and devotion then bed
7:30-7:50pm: pick up around house and bedtime routine for me
7:50-8pm: shower and dress for bed (me)
8-8:30pm: home biz work
8:30-9:30pm: downtime with hubby (tv, read etc.....)
9:30 or 10pm: bedtime!!!!!!!
I know this is an "ideal" day and will not happen often, but hey a girl can wish............lol Anyone that has more experience with this kind of thing have any advice??
Thanks,
Michelle
work from home mom to two wonderful little girls!!!
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