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[quote=Anonymous]I realize this thread is likely going to deteriorate rapidly, im hoping to get a few examples from those living it and hoping those that answer don’t bother coming back to read what will likely spiral into “why did you even have kids” comments My therapist observed I’ve really narrowly boxed myself into what makes a “good” parent and what makes a “good” professional life basically leaving no viable option to feel good about how I’m doing about both. Logically I agree, but I’m trying to turn that practically into ways I can loosen my rigid parenting definitely So if you and your spouse both have fairly inflexible jobs, are you comfortable with: - someone else (nanny / grandparent) - taking your kid to routine doctor and dental appts - your kid not always having someone at every school performance - you kid having someone else help them get ready for school or eat dinner with them on a routine basis (not everyday night but not like once a month either) What are things you feel must be done by a parent (if anything in particular) versus a more flexible generally being there for them and spending enough time with them without rigid rules around what’s ok [/quote]
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