If possible, set up a specific area in your home that will be used only for work. This will help you to stay focused and avoid distractions.
Let your kids know that when you’re in this space, you’re working and should not be interrupted unless it’s an emergency.
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Having a designated work area in your house is important, and setting some basic rules with your children about not interrupting you while you are working. Designate specific times for work and stick to them as closely as possible. Let your kids know when you are working and when you are available to spend time with them.
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