Anonymous wrote:I do think it's odd and would be interested to hear why this woman chose this, just out of pure curiosity. But I also know it's none of my business. I wouldn't come right out and ask her about it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Being with young children is a hard job. Many women are not able to handle it. I prefer that these women work then be at home and create a toxic environment for their children.
That’s like saying some women that stay at home we’re just unemployable. And it’s sad that they’re home with their children because they probably suck at that too.
DP what? Where do you see that in what PP said?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Being with young children is a hard job. Many women are not able to handle it. I prefer that these women work then be at home and create a toxic environment for their children.
That’s like saying some women that stay at home we’re just unemployable. And it’s sad that they’re home with their children because they probably suck at that too.
Anonymous wrote:Being with young children is a hard job. Many women are not able to handle it. I prefer that these women work then be at home and create a toxic environment for their children.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The economy works when people work. She is working and her nanny is working, too.
The government sure likes it. The majority of her income is likely going to taxes.
Anonymous wrote:If you had a kid under 3/4 (so not preschool age) and your spouse made a lot of money, why would you choose to work a low paid admin job that barely (or didn’t quite) cover the cost of your nanny instead of just staying home a couple years until your kid started PK?
I’m normally unphased by whatever work/childcare situation someone sets up (I work, ftr) but I don’t get this one. She doesn’t have a career to protect and her job is the sort you can find anytime. Is it just that some people don’t want or can’t handle that much time with a baby or toddler? It just seems odd.
Anonymous wrote:How are you related to this person OP and why do you care? You sound like my MIL who kept badgering me to stay home because she felt my career was beneath her dignity. Never mind that I make 5 times the salary now thanks to not dropping out of the workplace. Women like you are the worst.
Anonymous[b wrote:]My mom became a better mom after she started WOH part time. [/b]I wish she had started sooner. Being at home full time with two young children is really hard and is not for everyone. Just because that particular set up is not for you doesn't mean you shouldn't have children (nobody assumes that of men). It's okay to not be with your children full time, doesn't make you less of a parent.