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Making the Most of Parent �Me-Time�

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Parents need a break from their brood now and then. A few hours of alone time is a precious commodity when you’re constantly looking after younglings and keeping a household in functioning order. Unfortunately, too often we see that once this mini-holiday is acquired, parents don’t take enough advantage of the opportunity to accomplish goals and have some fun. It’s more than likely the free time will fly by with little to show for it. This is fine on occasion, but prevents parents from feeling like they have lives outside of home when practiced repeatedly.

It’s important to make the most of parent

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