Heart vs. Head: The work status decision
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Heart vs. Head: The work status decision
| Tue, 01-17-2006 - 1:03pm |
Did you make your decision to SAH/WAH/WOH ft/pt based primarily on objective/tangible factors, or with your heart?

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Oh sure there is. But if there is *no* difference- then that's what I'm saying. If there *is* a difference, as I've said, then certainly there is a wide berth of middle ground. If there's no difference, then one would be able to drop the kid off with the sitter for a week and head to the tropics without even being noticed.
Wytchy
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That's not what I said, try reading
PumpkinAngel
dd practically lived in the baby björn for the first few months.
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Yes, I do. My DD is 10 years old and in the fifth grade. I'm a SAHM and I have my 2 year old DS home with me everyday. Heck my DD unwillingly passes colds/flu to her brother at least three times a year. Also I went to the grocery store a few weeks ago, after DS had the flu. I'm pushing him along, grabbing some food off the shelf, and I look over at him, and he has his mouth wrapped around the handle on the grocery cart. YUCK! I noticed the store provides hand-wipes where the carts are, needless to say, I use them now. All children get sick sometimes, having a SAHP doesn't lessen the chance at all.
Julia
Julia
Proud Mommy of Macey and Reece
I gather your major was not in English literature, because it doesn't take too much literary license to read her posts more broadly than you are doing.
It's different than if I say, "I'm not willing to WOH unless I make $100,000 per year." Why is this different?
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