Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I could care less about younger moms. But if they bother you just remember they tend to be sheltered and narrow-minded. They don't have time to realize what they missed. They may wake up and figure it out. Most of those young moms with a lot of kids are zero fun to be around as well.They have nothing to add to most conversations (unless it is around kids) and they are too one-dimensional. Their loss certainly not yours.
I had 3 kids in my thirties (last kid at 38). I don’t consider myself a young mom. I went to grad school, had a career, traveled, parties and lived before having my first child. We aren’t exactly teen moms here.
OP doesn’t like that smug attitude she thinks these women who lucked out in timing and fertility. Almost every single family we know has 2-3 kids by age 35. I had 2 kids by 35 as did everyone else. It is pretty common to have kids before you hit advanced maternal age.
Anonymous wrote:I could care less about younger moms. But if they bother you just remember they tend to be sheltered and narrow-minded. They don't have time to realize what they missed. They may wake up and figure it out. Most of those young moms with a lot of kids are zero fun to be around as well.They have nothing to add to most conversations (unless it is around kids) and they are too one-dimensional. Their loss certainly not yours.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nanny here - Hi op! I understand what you are saying because I see this everyday, however you must know these women aren’t actually doing the work. They show up for pick up and drop off, make an appearance, and then do nothing the rest of the day. I’m the one raising the 3 kids for 60-70 hours a week. Please don’t feel bad, because most of these women don’t actually do the work and are missing out on relationships with their kids.
All moms of 3 before age 35 don’t work?? Yet moms of 2 before age 35 do, or moms of 3 before age 36? Where are these stereotypes coming from?
I didn’t say moms? The moms I see, because I’m a nanny, who works for wealthy stay at home moms.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nanny here - Hi op! I understand what you are saying because I see this everyday, however you must know these women aren’t actually doing the work. They show up for pick up and drop off, make an appearance, and then do nothing the rest of the day. I’m the one raising the 3 kids for 60-70 hours a week. Please don’t feel bad, because most of these women don’t actually do the work and are missing out on relationships with their kids.
All moms of 3 before age 35 don’t work?? Yet moms of 2 before age 35 do, or moms of 3 before age 36? Where are these stereotypes coming from?
Anonymous wrote:Nanny here - Hi op! I understand what you are saying because I see this everyday, however you must know these women aren’t actually doing the work. They show up for pick up and drop off, make an appearance, and then do nothing the rest of the day. I’m the one raising the 3 kids for 60-70 hours a week. Please don’t feel bad, because most of these women don’t actually do the work and are missing out on relationships with their kids.
Anonymous wrote:I did this and don’t think I have ever been smug. You know who has been smug to me? Moms who had their kids and 39 and 41 - treating me like a teen mom even though I was a married homeowning lawyer before my first kid.
Point is: smug people are smug. Life choices don’t make them that way; they just are that way.
Anonymous wrote:I could care less about younger moms. But if they bother you just remember they tend to be sheltered and narrow-minded. They don't have time to realize what they missed. They may wake up and figure it out. Most of those young moms with a lot of kids are zero fun to be around as well.They have nothing to add to most conversations (unless it is around kids) and they are too one-dimensional. Their loss certainly not yours.
Anonymous wrote:I will never, ever be jealous of people with 3+ kids. Can’t imagine feeling jealous of overbreeders.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They are still pretty young OP, they will be much less smug at 45.
Yep and middle aged, divorced and broke (or constantly suing ex spouse for more $$$). Life is long and will take unexpected turns. Add in possible health problems.