Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 14:05     Subject: Re:Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:If you are not earning or saving money, you are spening it. If you dont know how hard it is to earn money as a SAHM, and on top of that prefer to outsource cooking cleaning and child rearing to someone else, you are indeed an entitled bitch. You should not have reproduced. Your husband demonstrates bad judgment in marrying you.


You seem to forget that I am doing a job with monetary value -- childcare. My husband works 80 hours per week and he would have to hire 2 nannies to replace me if anything happened to me. The work I do now is worth more materially than what I did before having kids.


That's a little unfair. You should view it right now as one nanny. If you were to get a job you'd most likely need ONE nanny. Not to mention that you won't need a nanny after the youngest is in school.


Yeah because every job I know allows working parents to finish their workday in time and to pick up their kid by 3:15 when school is done!
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 11:34     Subject: Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
Anonymous wrote:OMG this back and forth is insane. The rich have ALWAYS used their money to get out of doing things they don't want to do and that are basically a drag! Since the beginning of time. DUH. Why would it be any different for rich SAHMs????

If people are super rich, just assume they have much more leisure time than you and much less drudgery. Period, the end.

No need to argue about it. It's like arguing about water being wet. Talk about a waste of time.


Only insecure miserable people engage in these stupid fights. You do you. I don't care whether you scrub your own toilets.

Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 10:04     Subject: Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
OMG this back and forth is insane. The rich have ALWAYS used their money to get out of doing things they don't want to do and that are basically a drag! Since the beginning of time. DUH. Why would it be any different for rich SAHMs????

If people are super rich, just assume they have much more leisure time than you and much less drudgery. Period, the end.

No need to argue about it. It's like arguing about water being wet. Talk about a waste of time.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 09:59     Subject: Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Op here: I have decided on this routine.

Breakfast and wipe counters
Unload and load dish washer
Get dressed / wear sunscreen
Switch the Laundry on the way out the door
Drink water in the car
Gym ( take shower there too)
Home for ds nap

Afternoon
Free lance work while baby is napping
Make dinner
Run errands if needed

Evening
Husband comes home and helps me so I can work for 2 hours. He does bath time and feedings when he's home.


Love how you included drinking water in the car but didn't mention lunch for either you or your kid! I'm any case, sounds like a great, well balanced schedule!


Hahaha because he wakes up at different times in the morning it's hard to predict his bottle schedule.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 09:58     Subject: Re:Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:If you are not earning or saving money, you are spening it. If you dont know how hard it is to earn money as a SAHM, and on top of that prefer to outsource cooking cleaning and child rearing to someone else, you are indeed an entitled bitch. You should not have reproduced. Your husband demonstrates bad judgment in marrying you.


You seem to forget that I am doing a job with monetary value -- childcare. My husband works 80 hours per week and he would have to hire 2 nannies to replace me if anything happened to me. The work I do now is worth more materially than what I did before having kids.


That's a little unfair. You should view it right now as one nanny. If you were to get a job you'd most likely need ONE nanny. Not to mention that you won't need a nanny after the youngest is in school.


My logic still holds. You are SAVING money. Which is what I wrote- remember 3 buckets- earning money, saving money or spending money
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 09:54     Subject: Re:Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:If you are not earning or saving money, you are spening it. If you dont know how hard it is to earn money as a SAHM, and on top of that prefer to outsource cooking cleaning and child rearing to someone else, you are indeed an entitled bitch. You should not have reproduced. Your husband demonstrates bad judgment in marrying you.


You seem to forget that I am doing a job with monetary value -- childcare. My husband works 80 hours per week and he would have to hire 2 nannies to replace me if anything happened to me. The work I do now is worth more materially than what I did before having kids.


That's a little unfair. You should view it right now as one nanny. If you were to get a job you'd most likely need ONE nanny. Not to mention that you won't need a nanny after the youngest is in school.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 09:49     Subject: Re:Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
Anonymous wrote:If you are not earning or saving money, you are spening it. If you dont know how hard it is to earn money as a SAHM, and on top of that prefer to outsource cooking cleaning and child rearing to someone else, you are indeed an entitled bitch. You should not have reproduced. Your husband demonstrates bad judgment in marrying you.


You seem to forget that I am doing a job with monetary value -- childcare. My husband works 80 hours per week and he would have to hire 2 nannies to replace me if anything happened to me. The work I do now is worth more materially than what I did before having kids.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 09:12     Subject: Re:Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
If you are not earning or saving money, you are spening it. If you dont know how hard it is to earn money as a SAHM, and on top of that prefer to outsource cooking cleaning and child rearing to someone else, you are indeed an entitled bitch. You should not have reproduced. Your husband demonstrates bad judgment in marrying you.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 09:10     Subject: Re:Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
Anonymous wrote:I think these always turn into wars because at some point the term changed from housewife to stay at home mom, so people are taking credit for full time parenting when (according to these threads) that's not really what many are doing (with childcare and such). If we went back to calling women who don't work for pay "housewives" I bet there would be a lot less consternation from the working mothers.


This. To me housewife is a FT job. SAHM who donk cook clean or do stuff in the house or look after a child is a freeloader- entitled bitch
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 08:51     Subject: Re:Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
Anonymous wrote:I think these always turn into wars because at some point the term changed from housewife to stay at home mom, so people are taking credit for full time parenting when (according to these threads) that's not really what many are doing (with childcare and such). If we went back to calling women who don't work for pay "housewives" I bet there would be a lot less consternation from the working mothers.


Idk. My best friend is very adamant that she's a SAHM and not a housewife. She only watches the kids during the day. And then at night her husband and her split cooking and cleaning 50/50. She says she's not a housewife because she doesn't have dinner on the table when he gets home.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2016 08:31     Subject: Re:Sahms - what's your schedule during the week?
I think these always turn into wars because at some point the term changed from housewife to stay at home mom, so people are taking credit for full time parenting when (according to these threads) that's not really what many are doing (with childcare and such). If we went back to calling women who don't work for pay "housewives" I bet there would be a lot less consternation from the working mothers.