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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think people are overestimating how easy it is to find a sitter for a weekday lunch. If the mom stays home, I’d say she and child are a package deal until the child starts preschool and the mom can meet for coffee. [b]Most SAHMs don’t want to pay a sitter to meet a friend for lunch.[/b] If mom works, obviously the child is in daycare or has another caregiver. If lunch is on the weekend, then mom goes solo while dad watches the child.[/quote] Ok. Most people don't want to go to an adult lunch with one toddler in attendance. That's your call as a SAHM to not find a way to socialize with people without your kid.[/quote] It's dependent on the situation. There are times where it is extremely rude to bring kids along, especially younger kids under 10. Some people posting here are selfish and abusing their friendships. [b]There are other times where it is rude to not allow kids[/b], and wanting to exclude a friend's kids is extremely rude. Really depends. It's not 100% either way. [/quote] Please tell me these times. [/quote] +1 Please share ..[/quote] Pretty sure the answer for this PP will be: weddings.[/quote]
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