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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why don't you just sacrifice a bit more, OP, and you could SAH with your child?  I am sure they would prefer to have mommy there, and you could certainly take a few classes and do some reading on child development and find some fun things to do during the day.  
I know that my husband and I have always been much more devoted to our children and done a much better job with them than our nanny or friends nannies have done.  
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PP here and I could not do as good a job engaging and teaching my child as our nanny does.  She works just 36 hours a week and we are with him the rest of the time.  I do not doubt that you could do a better job than I could but I seriously doubt you could do a better job than our nanny could.  She is energetic, imaginative, has a masters in Early Childhood Development, and ONLY cares and teaches my child - no housework.

For example, she does grocery chopping with DS and for DS and he knows the name of nearly every fruit and vegetable in the produce sections!  She makes his visits quick and child-centered.

I love my baby and want what is best for him.  I am not one of those mothers who think I could homeschool him better than a great teacher in elementary school -- so why would I think I could give him an better early childhood education than a former preschool teacher?   [/quote]

At long last, someone has finally admitted she is are crap mother.,[/quote]

LOL  OMG, give it up, Troll!

Honestly, Sweetie, isn't there anyone in your life you can call or visit instead of coming here?  [/quote]

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