Your husband's job is not more important than yours.
. All together. The whole family.. We would never bring our families to work, but now we've brought our work home to our families. And on top of that, the doors have been locked from the outside.
Right now my husband and I are muddling through these early weeks as full time lawyers and caregivers to our two-year-old son. And trust me — it's not an Instagram-ready picture. Dried yogurt coats every surface of our house. I found juice running down our wall like a crime scene. A family of ants took up residence in our kitchen and a tick took up residence on our son's scalp.
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