Not if they weren't falling asleep when they went to bed, no.
So midnight or 1-2am would be fine with you and getting only 5 hours of sleep before school?
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It sounds kinda that way.
Well we can all learn things from our spouses that we did not know growing up-no?
<< We learned alot from each other and build our own schedules before we even got married. >>
I know that you have taught him a lot of things, but what do you do that is his way?
I am much more outgoing after meeting my dh and am much more social (even though I had friends I am more apt to talking to people I do not know now), going to bed later as my parents were early birds so I tended to go to bed early with them.
"I'm willing (and have) to take my friends children for several days...I'm in a very small community, school wise and most of the parents or at least the parents of the boys work together a lot because our kids do a lot together outside of school. I also have a close knit group in one of the volunteer groups that I belong.
Basically there is a group of us with boys the same ages that do a lot together in and out of school and we have been together since the boys were young."
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I agree it's a whole different kettle of fish if you're up and out of the house past 10 because of one of your kids' activities!
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Follow the conversation back.
Would you please use quotes or something....I'm getting lost in your posts, thanks.
PumpkinAngel
Have you ever left your kids with your dh for the weekend?
"But why would I care whether he does the laundry, shopping, and keeps the house as clean as I would?
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Okay...so where in there is the absolute statement?
PumpkinAngel
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Not if they weren't falling asleep when they went to bed, no.
So midnight or 1-2am would be fine with you and getting only 5 hours of sleep before school?
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It sounds kinda that way.
Well we can all learn things from our spouses that we did not know growing up-no?
<< We learned alot from each other and build our own schedules before we even got married. >>
I know that you have taught him a lot of things, but what do you do that is his way?
I am much more outgoing after meeting my dh and am much more social (even though I had friends I am more apt to talking to people I do not know now), going to bed later as my parents were early birds so I tended to go to bed early with them.
For a whole weekend? Just once, and that was this past spring.
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You said post 612-this is post 612:
"I'm willing (and have) to take my friends children for several days...I'm in a very small community, school wise and most of the parents or at least the parents of the boys work together a lot because our kids do a lot together outside of school. I also have a close knit group in one of the volunteer groups that I belong.
Basically there is a group of us with boys the same ages that do a lot together in and out of school and we have been together since the boys were young."
Where did you say "luck" in post 612?
I think my specific school aftercare program is drop in, the child has to be in school there in order to use the program.
PumpkinAngel
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