As mentioned before, best chance of getting it done is before the anklebiters wake up.
I have a 5 and a 2 year-old, usually up around 6:30-7:00. By that time I'm back from my run, done stretches, had my breakfast and have made mrs G a nespresso to wake her with, and two cups of chocolate milk to greet the waking kiddies.
Sort out breakfast etc for them, and off to the office by 7:30.
Most evenings I'm back home in time for the bed routine, after which I either join the local tri club for one of their sessions, or crack on with studying, or time with mrs G.
Early to bed, early to rise.
As soon as they're old enough, get them involved. I'm already dragging the 5yo along to the local races, and he's done a few small runs himself. He has two medals already! No pressure, if they like it, they're welcome to join in.
I have a 5 and a 2 year-old, usually up around 6:30-7:00. By that time I'm back from my run, done stretches, had my breakfast and have made mrs G a nespresso to wake her with, and two cups of chocolate milk to greet the waking kiddies.
Sort out breakfast etc for them, and off to the office by 7:30.
Most evenings I'm back home in time for the bed routine, after which I either join the local tri club for one of their sessions, or crack on with studying, or time with mrs G.
Early to bed, early to rise.
As soon as they're old enough, get them involved. I'm already dragging the 5yo along to the local races, and he's done a few small runs himself. He has two medals already! No pressure, if they like it, they're welcome to join in.
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gahddenbooi: Jan 25, 13 13:16