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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What if you kept track of the times you were actually able to work over a day or two and showed him the data? Or perhaps the two of you together could keep track of the time blocks on a weekend day when work was potentially feasible, based on the baby's schedule?

You should also make sure he reads up on a baby development. Does he have any idea what a day looks like for a 3-month? A 9-month-old? Babies do not sleep all day magically until the day they enter kindergarten.[/quote]

What if she didn't?

Her husband has no issue with leaving the house everyday to work FT without a worry in the world that his child is being cared for. OP stating what she needs childcare to perform her job is not something she has to prove. It's just the truth.[/quote]

+1. She shouldn’t have to prove she needs help. It’s common sense you can’t care for a child and work FT.

Just hire the help and if H doesn’t like it, he can quit his job or move to WFH and do it himself. [/quote]

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