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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why is your husband incompetent?[/quote] This is a little unfair. My husband is very competent, but we still need help when I travel, because he has fixed work commitments that mean he can't make pickup 2 to 3 days a week. We don't sign up for a full year of aftercare to cover a couple full week trips. (We also don't expect my parents to come from hours away, but my point is that competence isn't really the issue.) [/quote] We never had family in the US while raising two kids, so we had to find other childcare solutions. Sounds like you need to do the same thing. What would you do if MIL wasn't alive or was disabled?[/quote] PP (who is not the OP) was pretty clear in the parenthetical that she wasn't saying that MIL is the only option, or even an option they would expect. She was saying that the mere fact of needing additional help when one parent is away does not make the other parent incompetent.[/quote] It does if they can't figure out how to find a baby sitter or use drop in care. If he's so smart and high powered what's the problem?[/quote]
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