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With the impending arrival of my daughter, I have been having a few conversations with mates and colleagues about leisure time activities!
Namely that friends who haven't had children yet would like me to be a guinea pig for them.
They are hoping that I will be able to successfully continue to play online games, whilst carrying out paternal duties, whilst keeping OH happy and giving the support that she deserves β
Do any of you out there play online games (mmorpg's) and if so how do you/have you managed to balance this (as they are amazing time sinks) with children/partner duties?
Perhaps by having Baby in a carry harness against you while you play, hoping that the pretty colours and sounds will gently lull her off to sleep π
Or am I going to have to hang up my keyboard and forget that part of my life for the next umpteen years? π₯
Suggestions please
Hutchy
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