Maybe not reasonable or unreasonable but realistic or unrealistic.
DC1 who will be 22 months when my DC2 is due - she is in nursery 3 mornings a week (just started) but that will likely increase as soon as there is space. We also take her to a childminder one full day and have a nanny in house for another full day.
I was a SAHM for a year with toddler, it was really hard. I work about 25-35 hours a week now which is good as get a bit of time off with her and have time to do housework, but am earning cash and using my brain in different ways. Tbh work feels like a break compared to full time parenting. I enjoy it, am good at what I do, I work from home for my husband's business (so he is understanding - if something comes up I can easily switch hours or work less), he's here 3 days a week and in London the rest of the time.
I would like to start going back to work from 3 months PP, I plan to breastfeed for at least 6 months so thought a wearable pump would help, then nanny come to the house and take baby for 3-4 hour stints (whilst toddler in nursery), feeding with pumped milk or bringing to me upstairs if not able to settle. Then spend the afternoon with toddler (who naps for 2.5 hours usually from 1-3:30pm) and baby, nap with baby whilst toddler naps, catch up on house work, make dinner etc - so aim to work 15-20 hours a week.
Also potty training toddler and renovating a house (just interior work, not too many structural bits)
If anyone has any tips or advice that would be appreciated. Thanks!