8 Simple Tips For Stay Home Mom to Increase Productivity

MM Life
9 min readJun 23, 2020

When we mentioned ‘stay home mom’, the image that surface tends to be an hourglass figure mom with shiny blonde hair, curled and tied neatly into a ponytail. Not forgetting those beautifully manicured nails that get to enjoy their weekly spa sessions more than the epicurean connoisseur.

This would have been true if the duties of a mom don’t involve a countless list of life duties that include expectations.

These days, stay home mom deserves a nomination in the Academy Awards too! It is not easy to portray that sweet, smiling mom at the supermarket, and the growling, steam-coming-out-of-the-ears mom at home. Takes a lot of practices and training to be one of the best performance artists.

Truth is, a stay home mom has one of the toughest job ever.

Here was my usual stay home mom schedule:

6 am — Prepare breakfast

6.15 am — Drag little sleepy heads out of bed

6.30 am — Warzone at the breakfast table

7 am — Drop them off at school

7.30 am — Prepare the preschooler’s breakfast

8.30 am — Drop preschooler off at school

9 am — Breakfast for mom, and running errands such as grocery shopping or to the wet market for fresh produce

10 am — Walk the dog

10.45 am — Household errands such as washing the laundry, vacuuming and cleaning the bathrooms

Noon — Preparing lunch for the older kids

12.30 pm — Lunch for mom

1.30 pm — Pick up the older kids from school

2 pm — Shower and lunch

3 pm — Ferry around to drop the kids off at their dance lessons, gymnastics, swimming, etc

4.30 pm — Head home, pick up preschooler from school

5 pm — Get the kids to do their homework

5.30 pm — Prepare for family dinner

6 pm — Dinner is served

7 pm — Homework revision with the kids

8 pm — Shower time

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MM Life

MM Life creates content to encourage personal wellbeing and positive relationships. I believe that staying healthy and happy is the key to longevity.