Schedule you keep as a indie hacker, parent, and full-time employee?

I have a 10-month old and follow an eat, activity, sleep routine. It gives the day a rhythm. A routine brings predictability. Baby knows what’s happening during the day -- and so do the parents. That means regular slots of time each day to work on side hustles.

There are many routines for baby to choose from. I personally like Tracy Hogg’s E.A.S.Y (eat, activity, sleep, you) method, which she details in her book, The Baby Whisperer Solves All Your Problems.

Here’s a short post that I wrote about this topic:

https://entrepreneurialparent.substack.com/p/how-to-find-the-time-as-a-parent

Say something nice to Mhbackpacker…

1

I have a 10-month old and follow an eat, activity, sleep routine. It gives the day a rhythm. A routine brings predictability. Baby knows what’s happening during the day -- and so do the parents. That means regular slots of time each day to work on side hustles.

There are many routines for baby to choose from. I personally like Tracy Hogg’s E.A.S.Y (eat, activity, sleep, you) method, which she details in her book, The Baby Whisperer Solves All Your Problems.

Here’s a short post that I wrote about this topic:

https://entrepreneurialparent.substack.com/p/how-to-find-the-time-as-a-parent

amymhaddad

·
4 years ago
·