Instead of spending money on camp or day care, I kept my daughter home this summer. We got more quality time, but it was harder to work.
Briefly

We decided to keep our oldest at home this summer. There were a few reasons this made sense for our family, like the quality time we gained.
The myth of quality time suggests you can't schedule meaningful moments; you have to just be around your loved ones and ready for those moments.
Though not everything went smoothly, the slower pace allowed us to enjoy more flexibility in our days, including sleeping in and preparing for activities.
Despite challenges, my daughter expressed happiness with the downtime during summer, reflecting a need for rest after a busy school year.
Read at Business Insider
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