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Sarah Monroe

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Posted On: October 17th 2026, 05:26 pm
fresh air? yes. a change of scenery? definitely.

but “me time”? i’m not convinced.

be honest: does a walk with the baby count as self-care yes or no? 🤍

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juliasta_ 18 days ago

juliasta_

I agree! Going outside with your child is not equal to have time for yourself. I personally only feel like having time for myself is when my child is with somebody else I trust and know or he is sleeping lol

yafalina_cbxx 19 days ago

yafalina_cbxx

honestly to me I’d say it’s 50/50. I do enjoy going for a walk with her but I’m still parenting and making sure she’s okay vs if I ever go for a walk by myself I can disconnect. I think it’s two different kinds of self care but defs not me time.. that’s when she’s asleep & I can read a book

ryannpriest 19 days ago

ryannpriest

Nooo. Because you still worry. You still think of everything else you need to do on top of making sure your baby needs are met.

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