Working from home during Spring Break can bring parents a fresh wave of guilt. You want to give your kids the exciting vacation they deserve, but work obligations don’t just hit pause. If you’re feeling the pressure, you’re not alone. I feel guilty about my kid returning to school after the break, being the only child who didn’t have a wonderful Disney vacation to share with the class. With a little creativity, honesty, and flexibility, you can still create a memorable Spring Break as a work-from-home parent. It’s not about planning elaborate experiences or becoming a master multitasker overnight. Instead, it’s about finding realistic ways to acknowledge your child’s needs while respecting your work commitments. With a little planning, a touch of humor, and a lot of compassion for yourself, you can turn an otherwise hectic week into one that feels meaningful and fun—for both you and your kids. Managing…