Home / Career & Money / Work & Motherhood This mom is going viral by showing us what WFH with kids is *really* like Genevieve Shaw Brown/Facebook She recorded 27 interruptions in just 11 minutes of working. By Heather Marcoux June 10, 2020 Genevieve Shaw Brown/Facebook Rectangle Genevieve Shaw Brown is a lifestyle editor for Good Morning America and ABC News, and the author of The Happiest Mommy You Know: Why Putting Your Kids First Is the LAST Thing You Should Do…but this week the journalist became the news. With three kids at home (ages 4, 6 and 8) Shaw Brown has been dealing with many interruptions to her work day, because as so many people have learned during the pandemic, working from home without childcare is hard. “When I decided to count how many times I was actually interrupted during my daily call, it turned out to be 27 times in 11 minutes,” Shaw Brown writes. She recorded video to prove it. “Ultimately, this will end. We will go back to work,” Shaw Brown writes. “The kids will go back to school. But until then, we’ll need to learn to deal with our new, temporary normal—27 times per conference call.” This is so hard, mama. If you can see yourself in Shaw Browns’s video, check out our age-by-age guide to working from home with kids in the house. Related Stories Uncategorized Boston mayor Michelle Wu brings 2-week-old newborn to work—and sparks a debate News How much is a mother’s work worth? $140,315, study shows Career & Money Snow days aren’t a break for parents—they’re a caregiving crisis Tags: Working from home, Working mom Related articles Life ‘Wow, you sure have your hands full’ July 31, 2017 Celebrity News Blake Lively’s big Super Bowl outing was the ‘first time’ she’s ‘ever’ left her 4 kids February 21, 2024 Celebrity News Hilary Duff gives a shoutout to working parents who “have to leave their kids in times that don’t feel natural” August 12, 2022 Celebrity News Kim Kardashian hilariously scolds her sons during interview with Jimmy Fallon June 22, 2022 Motherly Stories This mom’s viral post is an important reminder on those mornings that are really hard April 11, 2022