SAH parenting- "job" or not?
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SAH parenting- "job" or not?
| Thu, 12-15-2005 - 9:29am |
SAH parenting- "job" or not?
- Yes- it's a job (I'm a SAHM/D)
- No- it's not a job (I'm a SAHM/D)
- Yes- it's a job (I'm a WOHM/D)
- No- it's not a job (I'm a WOHM/D)
- Obligatory 'Other'
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I *enjoy* planning those sorts of activities and games etc. My children LOVE it and I thrive on the organization and detail. (Not that it matters much to them at their ages- but it will undoubtedly be a big benefit to get into the swing of doing so when it comes time to homeschool ;) And while I agree- I'd definately have help if I had 6, daycare providers aren't the only ones who do those sorts of things... Nannies (or good ones) do as well. ;)
Wytchy
ROFL! *clink* Cheers! Who's buyin the next round? ;)
Wytchy
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I tend to go by what is written and how it is written based on the personal pronouns....asking questions as necessary.
PumpkinAngel
I don't think I am being harsh. I am giving her some advice. And BTW, if you think having babies is stressful, try having a teenager with a drivers license and a car. That's enough to send someone over the edge. KWIM?
Susan
How am I wrong?
PumpkinAngel
As long as you, he and the kids are okay with it...then it's okay.
PumpkinAngel
So you do think it's a competition?
PumpkinAngel
My boys are 22 months apart.
PumpkinAngel
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