Anonymous wrote:I hate moms who drive their shopping carts at Ikea like they are at nascar. Just because there is a baby in your cart does not give you free reign to run people over.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Im a graduate of Sidwell/Maret/St. Albans and I think you are all twisted. You put way to much pressure on your kids, no wonder they are all screwed up!!! You need too stop worrying soo much because your kid's will feel your anxiety.
No one who misplaces an apostrophe like that went to any of those schools. Sorry, but your grammar has large public high school written all over it.
Umm - as the SAHM of a highly gifted high school student who attends a prestigious public magnet program, I take offense.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Im a graduate of Sidwell/Maret/St. Albans and I think you are all twisted. You put way to much pressure on your kids, no wonder they are all screwed up!!! You need too stop worrying soo much because your kid's will feel your anxiety.
No one who misplaces an apostrophe like that went to any of those schools. Sorry, but your grammar has large public high school written all over it.
Anonymous wrote:Im a graduate of Sidwell/Maret/St. Albans and I think you are all twisted. You put way to much pressure on your kids, no wonder they are all screwed up!!! You need too stop worrying soo much because your kid's will feel your anxiety.
Anonymous wrote:Hi!
I'm tall and thin, have long blond hair (which I maintain on a regular basis), and am a SAHM with a nanny and maid and a son enrolled full time at a big name school. I also volunteer on a regular basis. Yet I'm having a hard time finding a mother's group that fits my style.
any advice/avenues to pursue?
FWIW, we are planning on moving to the Maryland suburbs from DC, and I'm currently in therapy learning coping mechanisms to help me with the move.
TIA!
Anonymous wrote:I'm worried that my son doesn't attend school with the children of anyone rich or famous. Sure, the kids and their parents seem nice enough, but the playdates available to my son will provide neither him nor me with sufficient status.
Should I switch schools? He is otherwise thriving at his current school.
Anonymous wrote:I think you pay nany not enough. Nany work hard for care your childreen. I pay me nany $30 dolars each hour and raise evry 6 month. I give her BMW car and the inserance. She get 4 week holiday and I give nany evry Friday half day with pay. My son is in schol from 9 in morning to 3 in afternoon. Nanny work too hard from 3 until 6 so I tell her not to clean house and relax till bus bring him home. I buy her what she want to eat. I give 2 week bonus at chrismas and ester. When I not work-nany not work, but I pay her becose my son call her mommy. I know other familys do same with there nany.