How Much Quality Time Do You give Your Child?

I feel blessed to be a stay-at-home mom, so I am there basically every waking moment with my kids. I understand this is not something everyone has the option to do, and I say that no matter how much time you have with your kids, as long as you make that time as meaningful as possible, your children will know they are loved. My husband works hard and does not have as much time as I do with the girls, but if you ask them he hung the moon! It is not about the quantity of time but the quality. I am sure you are a great mom, the fact that you worry about this is a good sign of that. Continue to love your child as only you can, and enjoy every moment you do get to spend with him.

I belive that in todays worls and enconomy a mother has to work and should be getting a degree and i am doing both i go to school in the morning and try to get homework and make some money online at night just as you do and during the day I just play and spend as much time as possible with my son.As long as your child or children know that you love them very much and are just trying to make a better life for them . They will understand when old enough and eventually all that you are doin will pay off. But as long as you give them all the time you can i do not belive that there is any certain amount of time you have to spend with your children everyday.

As long as you spend time with your child, regardless how long or short, make fully use of the time, it is quality time.

For me all the time if you have a bonding both of you.

I am a full time working mother. I only get to see my children at night when I come home from the office. With that little window of time before I tuck them to bed, I maximize it by attending and checking into their schoolwork because they're both of school age. Before I let them go to sleep, we just talk or play or read bedtime stories. It is really difficult. Inasmuch as we want to stretch the hours, circumstances prevent us to do so. But I feel that my children appreciate the time I give them. Kids don't count the hours, they cherish the feeling, the love and the care that you showered on them. So it makes me feel good that my kids appreciate it and they express this through their smiles, their hugs, their kisses.