How to Turn Downtime into Productive Time
We share how entrepreneurial parents can turn downtime into quality bonding time with their kids. Learn how to balance business, family, and productivity at home. Check out EP53 for more tips and insights! Listen Now: https://babiesandbiz.com/53
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Show Notes:
Key Highlights from this Episode:
Avram and Rachel share what it’s like being parents who, as entrepreneurs, naturally stay productive and get things done even when they’re at home.
How they turned household chores like loading laundry and washing dishes into fun activities with their toddler.
Discover how these simple moments turned into special bonding time that keeps their little one engaged and happy.
Tips for parents on finding ways to involve their kids and make chores a family activity!
How simply being there (even when folding laundry) can mean the world to your child.
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Begin Video Transcript Below:
Avram Gonzales: Every parent knows the pain of being stuck at home with a bored toddler.
Rachel Gonzales: Oh gosh, it's pretty bad.
Avram Gonzales: Bored toddler, really tired, little baby, tired mom.
Rachel Gonzales: Yep. Oh my gosh.
Avram Gonzales: Sometimes schedules don't really line up and you find yourself stuck at home. You can't really go anywhere, can't really do much else, and um We're making this podcast because we know you can relate
Rachel Gonzales: Yeah.
Avram Gonzales: we also know that being entrepreneurs It is hard to sit still and not be productive not be busy, not doing something like we like the feeling of fulfillment of having accomplished
Rachel Gonzales: Right. Exactly. We like to fix things too. You know, get things done. Fix things.
Avram Gonzales: So when you feel stuck or you feel like you're in limbo, it's like what do you do with that? And that's what this episode is about because we just had this big discovery that we wanted to share with you that we're definitely gonna be taken forward in our household.
Rachel Gonzales: Absolutely. Yes. So we just stumbled on this because, you know, I think it was kind of a carryover from potty training with Lincoln that we would just stay at home, let him have some time to practice to make sure that we get all the bodily fluids out into the toilet, you know? So we're, we're at home a lot and I just found myself being really frustrated by that recently because Lincoln is getting increasingly just more curious. He wants to go out too. He doesn't really like being at home all the time. So just found ourselves looking at our clocks or our, Wristwatches and seeing the time and it's like four hours until the first baby goes down.
We're like, how are we going to do this? We noticed that when we're doing something like a project or we're doing chores around the house You know getting laundry done or we're cleaning the floors or whatever That might be that Lincoln actually entertain himself He'll go play with his cars, or he'll be with us, but he'll let us do that thing.
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