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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can all rant and rave as much as you want (and of course not getting paid would be a terrible burden for anyone), but I learned at 12, when I opened my first bank account, that I was supposed to keep enough money in savings to cover myself and all bills for 6 months out. This served me well when I got a surprise diagnosis of cancer (no income, lots of bills) and imagine it will help me out if I ever find myself unexpectedly out of a job or paycheck too. If you have enough savings to barely cover 2-4 weeks of your life you are living beyond your means, I don't care who you are. And in the case of having a nanny, typically the most expensive form of childcare, that's an easy place to make a cut. [/quote] How nice that life worked out this well for you. You are a asshole if you think it didn't have anything to do with luck. And OP DID have savings, so drop the smug act. She used them for two "emergencies" already and this is the third in a row. [/quote] You're kidding, right? OP chose to have a baby, and chose to take unpaid maternity leave for 3 months. Babies generally take 9 months in the womb. No part of that scenario is an 'emergency.' That said, if OP can't afford the nanny, she needs to tell her the next 2-week paycheck will be her last, and the nanny can choose whether to wait it out or move on.[/quote]
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