Anonymous wrote:Your first mistake was taking your kid on a run they did not belong on.
We are a ski/snowboarding family that flys from DMV to CO multiple times a month.
Not only did you risk your own son and yourself you put others in danger. Shame on you. Seriously judging you.
Your complaints are not valid.
Period.
Both you and DH need parenting classes.
Anonymous wrote:We ski a lot with our kids, and I often stress to dh that he can't assume always that I am the one skiing behind the youngest ds in case he falls. But the fact is, unless I specifically say 'YOU ski behind him now', he skis ahead. Today he did so again, on a hard run. Ds fell, had a total meltdown and refused to move, skiers were shooting past us and it was very dangerous. I spent 30m coaxing him to get up and ski bc by this point dh was down the mountain. At one point a skier took me out hard.
I guess the obvious answer is because I am not only the breadwinner but the default organizer and responsible party for EVERYTHING. I do 90% of the admin in addition to work, so resentment. But it feels like something even deeper like trust and fear or.. not sure. Dh is furious with me for yelling at him but meanwhile something about this scenario just lit a huge fire for me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your first mistake was taking your kid on a run they did not belong on.
We are a ski/snowboarding family that flys from DMV to CO multiple times a month.
Not only did you risk your own son and yourself you put others in danger. Shame on you. Seriously judging you.
Your complaints are not valid.
Period.
Both you and DH need parenting classes.
So pathetic how badly this poster needs to share this info with everyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't really understand the issue. Your worry, I assume, is that your child will be left unattended if he has an issue? But that didn't happen today - you were there. Unless you're saying that both of you need to ski behind the kids?
It sounds like you were just frazzled by your kid's yard sale and getting hit yourself.
op - my preference would be that we always agree who will ski behind ds OR that if that hasn't happened, he keeps close enough to be accessed in event of situation (even slightly downhill). It's the assumption that I will be on lookout that bothers me.
OP this is what being the default parent means. It’s hard to unsee once you see it. This sounds harsh but you basically have to fight like a dog to make sure you get what’s yours (what your DH takes without a second thought). That means your DH might have to listen to you yell a little, poor baby. And it also means that in some cases where failure is not an option (like safety skiing) you have to accept being the default. Then you take the family credit card to the ski shop and buy yourself a new hat. Then you leave the kids on screens with DH in the hotel room while you enjoy a drink at the bar. See what I mean?
Anonymous wrote:We ski a lot with our kids, and I often stress to dh that he can't assume always that I am the one skiing behind the youngest ds in case he falls. But the fact is, unless I specifically say 'YOU ski behind him now', he skis ahead. Today he did so again, on a hard run. Ds fell, had a total meltdown and refused to move, skiers were shooting past us and it was very dangerous. I spent 30m coaxing him to get up and ski bc by this point dh was down the mountain. At one point a skier took me out hard.
I guess the obvious answer is because I am not only the breadwinner but the default organizer and responsible party for EVERYTHING. I do 90% of the admin in addition to work, so resentment. But it feels like something even deeper like trust and fear or.. not sure. Dh is furious with me for yelling at him but meanwhile something about this scenario just lit a huge fire for me.
Anonymous wrote:I mean, it sounds like if DS can't handle the run he needs an easier mountain. He shouldn't need a spotter.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your first mistake was taking your kid on a run they did not belong on.
We are a ski/snowboarding family that flys from DMV to CO multiple times a month.
Not only did you risk your own son and yourself you put others in danger. Shame on you. Seriously judging you.
Your complaints are not valid.
Period.
Both you and DH need parenting classes.
Really?? Are you taking your kids out of school multiple times a MONTH?
Even if they're not yet in schoo, that's a 4-hour flight, plus at least a 2-4 hour drive, unless you're flying private to Eagle. Plus the 2-hour time difference. And you're doing that multiple times a month? That sounds great for everyone. LOL
Maybe a parenting class for you instead, crazy lady.
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No we just live near skiing. Not everyone on this forum lives in dc
Oh wait this is op - I thought you were talking to me.
We are nyc based
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your first mistake was taking your kid on a run they did not belong on.
We are a ski/snowboarding family that flys from DMV to CO multiple times a month.
Not only did you risk your own son and yourself you put others in danger. Shame on you. Seriously judging you.
Your complaints are not valid.
Period.
Both you and DH need parenting classes.
Really?? Are you taking your kids out of school multiple times a MONTH?
Even if they're not yet in schoo, that's a 4-hour flight, plus at least a 2-4 hour drive, unless you're flying private to Eagle. Plus the 2-hour time difference. And you're doing that multiple times a month? That sounds great for everyone. LOL
Maybe a parenting class for you instead, crazy lady.
???
No we just live near skiing. Not everyone on this forum lives in dc
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your first mistake was taking your kid on a run they did not belong on.
We are a ski/snowboarding family that flys from DMV to CO multiple times a month.
Not only did you risk your own son and yourself you put others in danger. Shame on you. Seriously judging you.
Your complaints are not valid.
Period.
Both you and DH need parenting classes.
Really?? Are you taking your kids out of school multiple times a MONTH?
Even if they're not yet in schoo, that's a 4-hour flight, plus at least a 2-4 hour drive, unless you're flying private to Eagle. Plus the 2-hour time difference. And you're doing that multiple times a month? That sounds great for everyone. LOL
Maybe a parenting class for you instead, crazy lady.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your first mistake was taking your kid on a run they did not belong on.
We are a ski/snowboarding family that flys from DMV to CO multiple times a month.
Not only did you risk your own son and yourself you put others in danger. Shame on you. Seriously judging you.
Your complaints are not valid.
Period.
Both you and DH need parenting classes.
Really?? Are you taking your kids out of school multiple times a MONTH?
Even if they're not yet in schoo, that's a 4-hour flight, plus at least a 2-4 hour drive, unless you're flying private to Eagle. Plus the 2-hour time difference. And you're doing that multiple times a month? That sounds great for everyone. LOL
Maybe a parenting class for you instead, crazy lady.