How to balance the time of children's education and upbringing
In modern society, more and more women choose to postpone childbearing. Because of career development or other reasons, childbearing over the age of 35 has become a phenomenon of elder childbearing. However, elder childbearing also brings some challenges to children's education and upbringing. In this article, I will discuss how to balance the time of children's education and upbringing from four aspects.

1. Optimize time management
After giving birth at the age of 35, the time demand for children's education and upbringing will become more urgent. Therefore, optimizing time management is the key to balancing this challenge. First, develop a detailed schedule that includes children's school, social activities and family tasks. Secondly, to allocate time reasonably, we should not only take care of children's basic life needs, but also ensure that they receive good education. For example, you can use this time to interact with children during homework to provide help and guidance. *After that, we should reasonably arrange our work time and maintain good interaction and communication with our children's daily life.
In addition, technology can also help save time. Use the calendar function or reminder application in smart phones to remind yourself of tasks and time arrangements, which helps to better manage time and improve efficiency.
2. Find suitable childcare institutions and schools
For parents who give birth at the age of 35, the choice of childcare institutions and schools is particularly important. First, look for a child care institution that is close to home, well-equipped and well evaluated. This will reduce commuting time and facilitate the transition between caring for children and work. Secondly, choose a school with good education quality and teaching methods suitable for your children. Understand the school's educational philosophy and curriculum, and choose a school that meets your expectations. By choosing appropriate childcare institutions and schools, we can reduce the burden of life and education and improve the efficiency of time utilization.
3. Establish family cooperation and shared responsibility
Parents who give birth at the age of 35 need more help and support to balance their children's education and upbringing time. It is very important to establish a mechanism for family cooperation and shared responsibility. Discuss with your spouse and work out the division of family affairs to ensure that both parties can take into account the needs of work and family. In addition, you can seek help from family and friends, especially when taking care of children. For example, you can seek help from parents or other relatives, or organize alternate care arrangements between relatives and friends. By means of family cooperation and shared responsibility, the burden of parents at the age of 35 can be reduced and a better environment can be created for children's education and growth.
4. Make full use of weekends and holidays
In addition to working days, it is also an effective way to make full use of weekends and holidays to balance the time for children's education and upbringing. Arrange some meaningful parent-child activities, such as outdoor sports, family travel or participating in parent-child courses together, which can enhance the interaction and communication between parents and children. At the same time, these activities can also provide more learning and development opportunities for children. Reasonable planning of vacation time to provide more time for children to focus and accompany will help balance work and family and improve the quality of parent-child relationship.
To sum up, it is a challenge to balance the time of children's education and upbringing when they have a baby at the age of 35. By optimizing time management, finding suitable childcare institutions and schools, establishing a mechanism for family cooperation and shared responsibility, and making full use of weekends and holidays, parents can be helped to better balance work and family and provide children with a good education and growth environment.