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My husband has been an accountant for a few years now and busy seasons have always been very hard on both of us. Thankfully we both work from home so when he runs to the potty I can say hi. However this year things changed for us because now we have a baby. How have you balanced new caregiver duties with your spouses? I know this time of year can be hard but I feel so frustrated. I’m taking care of all of his needs, our baby, our pets, and finally my own. Which as a new mom a shower is a luxury. I just would like some advice or just comfort for him/me. This has been really hard and I have no idea how other spouses do it with more than one kiddo. All advice is welcome. Thank you!
Establish clear boundaries between work and home life. Prioritize self-care through regular exercise, healthy meals, and mental breaks. Communicate openly with your spouse about your needs and find ways to support each other's well-being.
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