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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What do you think would happen if you took off for the day and left the kids with their dad and grandpa? Would they be safe? Fed? If so, I would do that. Even if it’s just 3-4 hours, not even all day. You need a break AND you need to know that the kids will be fine if you’re not around. [/quote] Actually do it for 2 days... of course they will be fine but i'm sure OP would be like... the kids at cereal, they watched tv, they didn't do laundry, the house was a mess.... um it's vacation all of those things are fine... but of course OP would freak out.[/quote] Pp here who suggested she take a break. I do think one day would be better for her to start with :) I do agree that op may have some control issues, but her dh is also part of this—sounds like they aren’t a team right now. I had some control issues that started with ppd when my kids were younger and my dh is super attentive and competent. I wouldn’t have been able to let go if I thought he wasn’t really caring for the kids. So…baby steps for op and her dh! They need to work to figure this out[/quote] Come on. When women have "control issues" it's because they know if they don't project manage the family, nothing is going to get done - and women, let's just face it, are generally more attuned to the consequences of that then the men tend to be. Will it be apocalyptic if the kids don't get out to do something? Maybe not. Will it lead to fights and a bad day? Sounds like OP knows the answer to that. And her husband is just so accustomed to OP taking care of everything that he's not taking any sort of charge. Just like OP suspected he wouldn't. [/quote]
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