It is not advisable, since i’tikaaf is the term used for one secluding himself/herself with Allah alone without involving in worldly affairs. If there is a legitimate reason, this can be accepted.

I have a wife and a 5 year old son. In sha Allah, I’m planning to sit in I’tikaf during the last ten days of Ramadan. Can my wife and my son or my parents or my other family members come to the masjid to meet me everyday during I’tikaf?

E'itikaaf | July 2, 2015 3:57 am
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I told my mom i intend to perform itikaf this ramadan just for 2 days i have never done it and my friends go often so wanted to do this time and also clear my mind in retreat.My mom was nothappy,i asked reason but she refused,she only said” girls dont go out and you never listened to me in these matters”Should i obey her?I make sure i dont neglect my parents duties but she dindt agree.
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As for women d best place to pray s at home than in masjid,the same way s t best for women to b in i’thikaf at home?