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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Stayed home on a lower salary for DH than yours OP. Zero regrets. Out family life is so much more sane, our kids eat healthy home cooked meals, are read to every day, and we have a very strong bond. I don’t worry about going back to work because there will always be some type of a job for an intelligent, educated person who has the desire to work, albeit at a lower salary I am sure. So far I have not needed to go back. No one wishes they had worked more or made more on their death bed. No one. [/quote] I worked full time outside the home and made every meal from scratch , and read to my child everyday. I am not sure what image you have in your head of how kids with two working parents are raised. It appears to support your life choices though, so I guess that is good. [/quote] +1 My family is so different from the ones largely being discussed on this thread. We both work full time in government jobs. We have less money than most families described here, but we spend a lot of time together as a family including on weekdays. Obviously, our child gets read to every day (by us and at her child care center). And yeah, we eat out maybe two meals per week? Every other meal is home cooked. Do I think our family is better? Of course not, much of what is described on this thread sounds great. But I feel incredibly fortunate.[/quote]
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