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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is what I meant to post.

And what about my post implied that I’m not doing that? FFS the level of smugness and sanctimoniousness on these boards has reached a new high. You dare to allow your kids to play outside with other kids? You’re an awful person. You forgot to check out 70 library books before the library closed? Horrible parent. You aren’t willing or able to hire a high school or college kid to watch your kids on top of paying for child care? Awful parent whose not committed to their job. Your kid is sad about missing school and friends? You suck as a dad/mom, it must be because you are pushing sad feelings on them and not reframing it. You can’t avoid your kid interacting with others because you live in the city/a small apartment or condo/are a single parents/ etc? You’re pathetic, you should never have had kids unless you could afford a separate playroom, large SFH with fenced yard and swing set, live in au pair, and have a partner and a high HHI. Parent of an only? How sad for you, your poor child must be going nuts with no other siblings to play with. Sad.

Seriously I’ve never seen this level of nastiness and pettiness. It’s totally unreal.[/quote]

So much this. It’s like all the uncertainty and unknown is bringing nastiness out in people. I’m sure it’s defense mechanism to feel like *they* are handling this the right way and will be okay. But I’d prefer to become more empathetic from this experience.[/quote]

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