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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I just finished making three dinners and two kinds of healthy muffin snacks for my 3 yr old and 1.5 year old.  And did all their laundry and bed linens.  I cleaned their rooms, organized their drawers, and cleaned their bathroom.  I’ve moved on to getting myself ready for the week.

And I’m exhausted!  DH had the kids outside and played all morning.  Now the little one is napping and the older one is squealing with laughter playing Candyland with DH.

[b]WTF am I doing wrong? [/b] [/quote]

You married a loser who doesn't help with household tasks?[/quote]

DP but my kids are just slightly older than OP's- I am thrilled when DH takes the kids out solo by himself for a few hours so I can get some things done!!  He helps with daily tasks like unloading the dishwasher and cleaning up after dinner but cooking and advanced meal prep are not his jam.  [/quote]

It doesn't matter.  OP herself has already said that she and DH split chores.  There is just a cadre of bitter posters here that visit every thread here to write about how the problem is always a lazy husband.  If the situation were reversed, posters here would be talking about how the DH is a bad partner for sticking OP with the kids all day.  Just like there is a group of posters that will pretend like anyone with dietary restrictions is just being precious.  I'm sure there are people who fit in one or other of these categories, but DCUM thinks it's like 90% of people.
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