Often young parents (especially young moms), in order to maintain their current standard of living, decide to return to work quickly after having a baby. This is much easier if you have a remote job, because you do not physically have to be at the workplace. Additionally, the only option available is not to take your child to daycare or leave them in the care of a nanny. Read the article to the end to learn more about young parents vs coworking.
How do I find the right environment to work in?
Once a baby comes into the world, much of your personal world changes. Many things are no longer the same as they were before having a child. One of those things is work. And while to the core, it certainly hasn’t changed its meaning. As much as your working or going to work has. First of all, a young child needs the constant presence of a caregiver. If you are a person working remotely then you have more solutions to choose from. You do not have to immediately condemn yourself to being separated from your child for many hours. You do not have to put him in a nursery or leave him in the care of a nanny. Going to a coffee shop with your child to work seems like a fairly reasonable idea. However, you may assume that you won’t work for too long or that it won’t be entirely comfortable for you (e.g. if the baby cries a lot). The best solution is to use coworking, which is aimed at young parents.
Young parents and coworking – what is it like?
Some coworking spaces are geared towards parents who have a young child. In such coworking spaces, in addition to the standard office space, there is a playroom where children stay under the watchful eye of babysitters. The child can go to his mom anytime he misses his mom. The same is true for the opposite situation. At any time mom can look into the playroom and see how her child is feeling or feed her. Using a coworking space designed for young parents gives a lot of comfort and a feeling of peace. Your child is just behind the wall, instead of worrying about it, concentrate and do your work efficiently.
