Hi MD. We always have meals that can be prepared in the mornings or early in the day or slow cooker meals. I usually have the veges peeled and cut and in saucepans ready to go by 10am so that when 5.30pm hits, it is just a matter of putting the meat in the oven and turning the veges on. That then gives me about 30 minutes to bath Fraser before DH gets home. DH then feeds him while I finish dinner and Fraser goes to bed just as I'm putting dinner on the table at about 6.30pm. I'm just lucky that Fraser works like clockwork and goes to bed at 6.30pm on the dot every night.

I find I cant bath Fraser earlier in the day as he really needs it just before bedtime to relax him.