You married yet?For the same reason every woman needs a vacation. To brag about it to other women.
Especially poor peopleI don't think the reality of most people staying home with their kids is just cruising the town doing fun activities.
I don't think the reality of most people staying home with their kids is just cruising the town doing fun activities.
A couple years ago I had to force my wife to take a few hours of time for herself every week (Sundays usually). She’s a stay at home mom and “she didn’t have anywhere to go anyway.” She resisted my suggestion for weeks (if not months) and said she didn’t want or need alone time.She doesn't get out much but that's not my fault. She wanted to be a stay at home mom. I offer to stay in with the kids any time she wants, but rarely takes me up on it.
I don't know what she does with her time. My two kids are pretty difficult (one almost 3, one almost 1), but not overbearingly so.
Moral of the story - get her to leave the house and spend some time away from the kids.
So why don't they leave the fucking house and do fun activities? Christ this is not rocket science.
She worked part time between having the first and second. When it calms down I'm going to have her do it againSo get her a job. Got it.
My wife is going back to work fulltime now that K starts in the fall. Never been happier in my lifeShe worked part time between having the first and second. When it calms down I'm going to have her do it again
So why don't they leave the fucking house and do fun activities? Christ this is not rocket science.
It's not rocket science, but it's also not nearly that "easy" every day. Your advice wreaks of someone who is out of touch with someone who doesn't have hired help 95% of the time.So why don't they leave the fucking house and do fun activities? Christ this is not rocket science.
Great now someone's gonna come in and talk about au pairs raising their children again
I would have gone with au pair of great tits.As long as they have a huge au pair of breasts.
Great now someone's gonna come in and talk about au pairs raising their children again
It's not rocket science, but it's also not nearly that "easy" every day. Your advice wreaks of someone who is out of touch with someone who doesn't have hired help 95% of the time.
You might not get black lung from being a stay at home parent, but it’s no picnic either. I mean, if you’re staying home with your kids because you’re lazy, then yeah, it’s easy to ignore them and sit on the couch eating bon bons and watching soap operas all day. But if you actually care about your kid being a well socialized and functional human being instead of a sociopathic tyrant, you have to be continually engaged with them. Having more than one kid helps if they’re close enough in age to play together, but kids don’t even parallel play until they’re around 2 years old. Truly playing together doesn’t happen until 3 or 4.It's not rocket science, but it's also not nearly that "easy" every day. Your advice wreaks of someone who is out of touch with someone who doesn't have hired help 95% of the time.