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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pp here. I just wanted to add that I used to work full time and I felt like I did not have enough time with my kids. The morning rush to get ready was not qualify fine spent and after work we had 1-2 hours. This wasn’t enough time. For some people, that 1 hour of time may be enough.

I also didn’t like how I was not taking care of myself. I was too tired to work out.

DH does not feel the same. He doesn’t feel guilty for not being a chaperone for a field trip or missing a class party. [b]I wonder if the moms (or dads) know how sad their kids look when they are one of the few without a parent at their party or show. It is even sadder if the kid is so used to parent not coming that they don’t even feel bothered by it.[/b][/quote]

Oh come off it.  I am a social worker turned SAHM, and I find this ridiculous.  My kids, like most of the kids on DCUM, are already over privileged with a little too much oversight into their day to day lives.

If you want to help sad children, then put on an ice cream social at the DV shelter.  There are tons of sad kids there.  Don’t hop on message boards to troll working mothers.  [/quote]

Pp here. I also wrote there are orphans, kids with working single parents, etc.

I’m not trolling working mothers. I used to be one. That does not mean that their kid doesn’t look disappointed when their mom doesn’t come to some school event.

I’m a SAHM who will probably go into volunteering soon. [/quote]

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