Anonymous wrote:More people are outside when the weather is nice. Fact of life #363627467

Um, not the Scandinavian parents and their children. Google it.

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Anonymous wrote:What do I do? Mind my own business. Perhaps you'd like to try.

See how easily you get triggered when you never leave your house.

Ha, that was pretty funny, I hate to admit.

Why are you tracking people and caring?

Americans are too soft.

My preschooler only wants to play at the pack when his school age siblings are there otherwise he would rather play at home in his PJs or with is friends at his part time preschool( lots of outside play there )

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Anonymous wrote:I leave the house everyday. I am one of those people who don’t like to play outside if it isn’t over 50 degrees. We go to play areas, nature centers, friends’ houses, museums, etc.

Are you venting about homebodies or people who don’t like to play outside in the cold?

Both? It was nice on Friday and I noticed 99% more moms and strollers outside (during the day) in my neighborhood. Like, where have you been for 5 months?!?

Like, avoiding you.

My kids are just as happy in the backyard.

Because I dislike the cold and am often too lazy to spend the 20 minutes chasing my kids to properly dress them for only 10 minutes outside. Now that it’s warming up you will see us more.

More people are outside when the weather is nice. Fact of life #363627467

Anonymous wrote:I'm a SAHM to a 3 and 2 year old. I am NOT an outdoorsy person at all. But we spend most of our day outside! If not, my house gets messy and my boys are bored, and it is just not fun. If we go outside we are alert, healthier, more tired.

It baffles me how many people do not leave the house. Or, won't leave the house unless it is over 50*.

So, what do you do?

How do you know what other people are doing? Why do you care?

My kids are older. I used to get them outside for awhile every day to the playground, but I didn't spend time wondering why other SAHMs "don't leave the house." I figured they had other (better?) things to do. And they probably had a bigger house than mine where the kids could run around with room to spare.

Some days, my kids were tired and cranky, so we stayed home. Hot or cold weather was never an issue.

You don’t have any idea when I leave the house or what I do. Stop projecting your indignation on me for perceived choices.

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Anonymous wrote:I leave the house everyday. I am one of those people who don’t like to play outside if it isn’t over 50 degrees. We go to play areas, nature centers, friends’ houses, museums, etc.

Are you venting about homebodies or people who don’t like to play outside in the cold?

Both? It was nice on Friday and I noticed 99% more moms and strollers outside (during the day) in my neighborhood. Like, where have you been for 5 months?!?

I really dislike the cold. And I have little girls who are just as happy indoors. We have a large basement and plenty to do.

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Anonymous wrote:I leave the house everyday. I am one of those people who don’t like to play outside if it isn’t over 50 degrees. We go to play areas, nature centers, friends’ houses, museums, etc.

Are you venting about homebodies or people who don’t like to play outside in the cold?

Both? It was nice on Friday and I noticed 99% more moms and strollers outside (during the day) in my neighborhood. Like, where have you been for 5 months?!?

They were having play dates with one another and you weren’t invited.

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Because my house is lovely and my children play nicely without making too much mess

Actually, we do go outside but we avoid you because you're mean.

This.