Mom Karina Bailey was able to do both.
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Bailey is a mental health therapist. When she started doing her sessions virtually in March, her 2-year-old daughter Regan was right by her side.
"Luckily, all of my clients adore her and love her and thought she was a good addition. She was an amazing co-therapist," Bailey said.
Bailey also said it was important to keep Regan on a regular schedule and was able to replicate her daycare routine.
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From lunch, to naps and of course plenty of playtime.
"We bought a lot of toys. We got a trampoline. We got a new bike. We got a lot of things to help us release some energy because that's really all we wanted to do - get all of our energy out," Bailey said.
Bailey adds that the pandemic taught her to use her "village" when she needed a break.