Anyone else? Working all the time?

Question

I work outside the home from 7am-3:30pm then when I come home, I’m primary care take all day and night. I don’t know how I can do this. I have a 3.5 month old who wakes in the night and I’m tired. 
Anyone else ?

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Of course. Many of us do this : some for money some for career. It is not easy.
I was working full time+ commute: means we left the house 7am and be back 6.30pm! 
I don’t know how I did it with 2 little kids
Few months ago I went part time: i am home by 3pm with my kids and absolutely love it!
Try to see your options

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It's exhausting. It's part of the deal with kids. Many families where both parents work sleep train their kids around 4 months. I think thats the earliest it can be effective. Unfortunately, that's just how it is though. I couldn't do sleep training because I love attachment parenting and sleep training is basically the opposite of attachment parenting lol, so my husband and I were just sleep deprived until our son was about a year old.

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I work graves. 10-7:30 and come home to take care of our toddlers. I’m also pregnant. I’m tired, but it’s life

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I work from 9-13 and my husband from 7:30 to 18:30. It’s horrible and when I’m home I clean and cook and take care of the child and the dog and everything else. It’s true that my husband doesn’t help much, but it’s because he’s not there as he’s working. He takes one wake up at night and I the other(s). I’m constantly tired and just hope that my son starts sleeping longer stretches soon. We also want to start trying for our second in summer so I’m really scared. Some days I feel as if I was una right I feel so battered. It’ll pass, but it’s exhausting. And I’m leaving my son with my mum while I work.

Anyone else? Working all the time?

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