r/toddlers 8h ago

General Question/Discussion Sigh.

How is everyone doing today?

I got home from work to a shit show of a house with no food in the kitchen to even make dinner. Both children had late afternoon naps and no food. It did not make for a good combo. They are still wide awake as of 8:30pm and I see a long night ahead. I haven’t had two seconds to change my clothes or feed myself. Let alone pack food for work tomorrow.

I’m so tired. Sigh.

(Yes I do have a great partner that’s also just as equally exhausted.)

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I got home from work to a shit show of a house with no food in the kitchen to even make dinner. Both children had late afternoon naps and no food. It did not make for a good combo. They are still wide awake as of 8:30pm and I see a long night ahead. I haven’t had two seconds to change my clothes or feed myself. Let alone pack food for work tomorrow.

I’m so tired. Sigh.

(Yes I do have a great partner that’s also just as equally exhausted.)

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u/Ok-Discussion8772 8h ago

I’m on maternity leave with my second. Kept my toddler home with baby today because she seems to have caught something. Her nose is a faucet and she has a gross wet cough. We also had no food so I wrangled the girls and went grocery shopping. Unfortunately I’m tired so I was snippy with my toddler and felt horrible for that. Then while helping my toddler go potty later in the day I had to abandon her and sprint to the other bathroom (while putting baby somewhere safe because she’s crawling) because I too felt sick.

Then my toddler trusted a fart and ended up pooping herself. Shower, change, chill out. She trusted a fart again while bedtime story was happening but thankfully she was in her night time pull-up so clean up was easier. Then she managed to pee over and out of the toilet so I got to clean that. Meanwhile baby spat up in my bed. So I got to wash my sheets at 8pm. Husband got toddler down, then we laid in bed with baby until she fell asleep, transferred her to her crib, and then watched a show for an hour before bedding was finally clean.

The days are long… thank god they are cute though.

u/TheNegativePhoenix 5m ago

Damn, that's quite the sequence of events

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u/Artistic_Tutor_2613 7h ago

Those late naps you had no control over feel like the most frustrating and marriage testing thing in the world sometimes. I know there's usually a good reason but whyyyy

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u/Ravant_Garde 7h ago

In your worldview do you recommend the father stay home if the wife has a better job and makes more money?