Studying with young child

Before my holidays I was given a list of pool questions (about 50-60 questions) to study for the exam when we get back. I figured three weeks would be plenty of time.
I have a 15mo and I work three days / week. I have one more week of holidays, then its exam time. I've only done the first 10 questions!!!
How do you fit it all in?
Natty still has two sleeps a day. In her morning sleep I'm usually catching up on housework, then I do my study during her afternoon sleep. But I'm thinking now I'm going to have to do it after dinner as well to catch up and I hate that - it is my downtime and my time with DH... :(
When do you study?

I snatch time to study when I can - when Matilda is asleep and Grace is happy to play by herself for a while during the day I try to get as much done as I can. Or when the kids are occupied or watching tv...I just grab chances when they come up. I also don't like studying after dinner when the kids are in bed, but I have to sometimes just to get things done. I have been doing the bare minimum of housework lately - just the things that need to be done every day (dishes, washing, beds made, meals made). I would suggest you study during the first nap aswell - you can do housework when bub is awake, Matilda and Grace like to 'help' me when I do housework.

I'll be following this thread with interest. I'm study (partly) by correspondence and I haven't managed to get any time to myself. I find I need at least half an hour before I can really get into it, so quick snippets of time really don't work for me.

I'm looking forward to hearing lots of tips!

I work everyday but Wednesday, but my schedule is work, home, cook, put Charlie to bed, then study. I get about an hour to two hours in every night. I finish up at 10.30ish and go snuggle with hubby.

Saturdays, DH and Charlie go out for breakfast and a visit to MIL while I study 10-12 in the morning, and Sundays I leave them in bed and head to the uni library for 3 hours.

That's pretty much how I manage to study and work and have a small baby. DH being supportive is very very important, and I could not do it without his help.

Thanks for the responses - I'm really interested to hear how people manage their time... I've never felt its something I'm particularly good at ;) I'm pleased though that over the last couple of days I've managed to get nearly all the questions finished... Now I just have to remember the answers :rolleyes:
Looks like Natty is starting to ditch one of her day sleeps. Some days she'll have two, and others just the one. So, I think as a matter of necessity I'm going to take your advice Bon, and do the housework when she's awake.
Rachel, I'm the same - I find I'm most productive if I have at least an hour.
Wow Sushee, that sounds amazing. I would be a walking zombie if I did as much as you're doing. :clap: Good on you. :) And good on your DH too. It sounds like he's brilliant with Charlie.