[oe]

There's rarely a continuous 30min free time slot with a one-year-old running around.

[adamsmith143]

Are you people out there really setting up a daily calendar to deal with childcare?

4:30 - 5:00 Change Diaper 5:00 - 6:00 Bounce on knee 7:00 - 8:00 Contemplate on the poor life decisions that lead to this scenario

[kleinsch]

Man the 22 year olds in this thread are hilarious.

Yes. With a one year old, esp during COVID, childcare time is time you can’t leave the house, can’t relax, can’t do anything productive. So yes, you make a schedule - you pick them up from daycare, watch them for an hour while I study, then I’ll come make dinner and do bedtime.

[adamsmith143]

This is blatantly ageist and misses the point completely. The point I was making is that it is absurd to need to ask your partner to schedule you 30 minutes of "me time." If I asked that of my partner I'm confident she would think I lost my mind. Why would one need permission for 30 minutes of time at all. Truly bizarre.

[lostmsu]

We usually get a couple of hours after that.

[0des]

- Age is a protected class.

- 22yr olds are sexually capable and may reproduce if they choose.

- Some of those might also have internet access.

[dragonwriter]

> Age is a protected class.

From internet comments? No, its not.

For employment? Also, no, in the US, except age over 40.

[0des]

If that's all you've got then I feel we both acknowledge my observations of the parent comment.

[lovich]

Only over 40 is a protected class in the US