Anonymous wrote:Lockers in first grade, must be private school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t do my kids’ homework, but when they were young, I did help personalize their cubby or locker space. It’s a small, fun thing to do that helps them feel a sense of ownership over their surroundings.
Seriously? This sounds like a bunch of New Age-y mumbo-jumbo. "Sense of ownership over their surroundings? What does that even MEAN? It's their locker. It's their. They'll feel ownership. Done. Not everything has to be overdone-done-done to the hilt. This is ridiculous.
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This is the mom who will trick out her DD's college dorm room to look like a child's bedroom, all in the name of it being a "small, fun thing to do."
And decorate her first cubicle and plan DD’s entire wedding and commandeer DD’s eventually baby registry...
This is why they have Bring Your Parents to Work Day now.
Anonymous wrote:Never heard of this but sounds ridiculous. My first reaction was also that these women need jobs. I suspect their dialogue with their husbands goes something like: "honey, have you though that now that the kids are in school, you could go back to work? You have that fancy grad degree and it would be nice to have some pressure taken off my income." "But honey, you have no idea how time consuming it is to have kids in school. There are so many responsibilities. Who would take care of all these things if i were working full time? Like today, i had to spend a half day at school for back to school obligations."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t do my kids’ homework, but when they were young, I did help personalize their cubby or locker space. It’s a small, fun thing to do that helps them feel a sense of ownership over their surroundings.
Seriously? This sounds like a bunch of New Age-y mumbo-jumbo. "Sense of ownership over their surroundings? What does that even MEAN? It's their locker. It's their. They'll feel ownership. Done. Not everything has to be overdone-done-done to the hilt. This is ridiculous.
+1
This is the mom who will trick out her DD's college dorm room to look like a child's bedroom, all in the name of it being a "small, fun thing to do."
And decorate her first cubicle and plan DD’s entire wedding and commandeer DD’s eventually baby registry...
Oh, maybe that is a poster meant when she said she drove 4 hours to help her DD start her first real job (20:05)
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/30/749027.page
Anonymous wrote:Never heard of this but sounds ridiculous. My first reaction was also that these women need jobs. I suspect their dialogue with their husbands goes something like: "honey, have you though that now that the kids are in school, you could go back to work? You have that fancy grad degree and it would be nice to have some pressure taken off my income." "But honey, you have no idea how time consuming it is to have kids in school. There are so many responsibilities. Who would take care of all these things if i were working full time? Like today, i had to spend a half day at school for back to school obligations."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t do my kids’ homework, but when they were young, I did help personalize their cubby or locker space. It’s a small, fun thing to do that helps them feel a sense of ownership over their surroundings.
Seriously? This sounds like a bunch of New Age-y mumbo-jumbo. "Sense of ownership over their surroundings? What does that even MEAN? It's their locker. It's their. They'll feel ownership. Done. Not everything has to be overdone-done-done to the hilt. This is ridiculous.
+1
This is the mom who will trick out her DD's college dorm room to look like a child's bedroom, all in the name of it being a "small, fun thing to do."
And decorate her first cubicle and plan DD’s entire wedding and commandeer DD’s eventually baby registry...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t do my kids’ homework, but when they were young, I did help personalize their cubby or locker space. It’s a small, fun thing to do that helps them feel a sense of ownership over their surroundings.
Seriously? This sounds like a bunch of New Age-y mumbo-jumbo. "Sense of ownership over their surroundings? What does that even MEAN? It's their locker. It's their. They'll feel ownership. Done. Not everything has to be overdone-done-done to the hilt. This is ridiculous.
+1
This is the mom who will trick out her DD's college dorm room to look like a child's bedroom, all in the name of it being a "small, fun thing to do."
And decorate her first cubicle and plan DD’s entire wedding and commandeer DD’s eventually baby registry...
The only person I feel sorry for is the future DIL/SIL[/quote]
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Ridiculous.