Anonymous
08/05/2013 03:02
Subject: Mother's Helper - do I "fix" her or should I just suck it up?
She's a kid herself. Wtf are you thinking?
Anonymous
08/04/2013 23:56
Subject: Mother's Helper - do I "fix" her or should I just suck it up?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I pay her $10/hour and her only job is to play with them. I leave the meals ready she has to supervise the 3yo eating and feed the 1yo.
I found her on CL and she had great references.
Maybe you should parent your children yourself. Why does a SAHM need someone for 4 hours a day?
Because I can afford, jealous bitch.
Lmao!
Anonymous
08/01/2013 19:05
Subject: Mother's Helper - do I "fix" her or should I just suck it up?
"Maybe you should parent your children yourself. Why does a SAHM need someone for 4 hours a day? "
I'm not a SAHM but OP posted that she uses the MH to get chores done that it's hard to do w/ kids underfoot like cleaning or even laundry. sounds reasonable and exactly what a MH would be useful for.
I'm not a SAHM but OP posted that she uses the MH to get chores done that it's hard to do w/ kids underfoot like cleaning or even laundry. sounds reasonable and exactly what a MH would be useful for.
Anonymous
08/01/2013 17:22
Subject: Mother's Helper - do I "fix" her or should I just suck it up?
OP, I had a similar experience with a 20 yo with $12/hr going rate.
No cell, but a total mess after she left (reminders did not help much- her response was like- sorry I forgot); she could not engage the kid when he was not in a good mood; she would forget things, etc.
I tried to work on it but with mixed success. Was relieved to put the kid in preschool and forget about her.
No cell, but a total mess after she left (reminders did not help much- her response was like- sorry I forgot); she could not engage the kid when he was not in a good mood; she would forget things, etc.
I tried to work on it but with mixed success. Was relieved to put the kid in preschool and forget about her.