I have a two year old; basically my at home coding time begins when he goes to bed/naps.
Beyond that it's the two of us playing and very little computer time.
You can still ponder the problems and consider solutions in between reading books and playing cars. Sometimes it's a more effective method than staring at the screen.
But don't expect to get much of anything done at first. That's okay.
You can always catch up on trends, but those first parenting experiences are a once in a lifetime opportunity and the window of time when you are a superhero to your child is fleeting.
Beyond that it's the two of us playing and very little computer time.
You can still ponder the problems and consider solutions in between reading books and playing cars. Sometimes it's a more effective method than staring at the screen.
But don't expect to get much of anything done at first. That's okay.
You can always catch up on trends, but those first parenting experiences are a once in a lifetime opportunity and the window of time when you are a superhero to your child is fleeting.