Man-cession

[NotCranky]

Next to parents taking care of their own kids extended family cooperation would be best IMO, not that we all have so many easy options.

From my location there are several good full time and after school care options managed by great people. It is however my position that daycare and after school care are overused when it becomes a regular five day a week thing.Day care and after school care are fantastic, used in moderation, with the right people, when the kids are ready and want to go.

[waitingpatiently]

[quote=Russell]Next to parents taking care of their own kids extended family cooperation would be best IMO, not that we all have so many easy options.

From my location there are several good full time and after school care options managed by great people. It is however my position that daycare and after school care are overused when it becomes a regular five day a week thing.Day care and after school care are fantastic, used in moderation, with the right people, when the kids are ready and want to go.[/quote]

Completely AGREE!!

[waitingpatiently]

[quote=Russell]Next to parents taking care of their own kids extended family cooperation would be best IMO, not that we all have so many easy options.

From my location there are several good full time and after school care options managed by great people. It is however my position that daycare and after school care are overused when it becomes a regular five day a week thing.Day care and after school care are fantastic, used in moderation, with the right people, when the kids are ready and want to go.[/quote]

Completely AGREE!!

[waitingpatiently]

[quote=Russell]Next to parents taking care of their own kids extended family cooperation would be best IMO, not that we all have so many easy options.

From my location there are several good full time and after school care options managed by great people. It is however my position that daycare and after school care are overused when it becomes a regular five day a week thing.Day care and after school care are fantastic, used in moderation, with the right people, when the kids are ready and want to go.[/quote]

Completely AGREE!!

[waitingpatiently]

[quote=Russell]Next to parents taking care of their own kids extended family cooperation would be best IMO, not that we all have so many easy options.

From my location there are several good full time and after school care options managed by great people. It is however my position that daycare and after school care are overused when it becomes a regular five day a week thing.Day care and after school care are fantastic, used in moderation, with the right people, when the kids are ready and want to go.[/quote]

Completely AGREE!!

[waitingpatiently]

[quote=Russell]Next to parents taking care of their own kids extended family cooperation would be best IMO, not that we all have so many easy options.

From my location there are several good full time and after school care options managed by great people. It is however my position that daycare and after school care are overused when it becomes a regular five day a week thing.Day care and after school care are fantastic, used in moderation, with the right people, when the kids are ready and want to go.[/quote]

Completely AGREE!!

[moneymaker]

From what I’ve heard, many daycares are losing customer base. Perhaps it’s because mom or dad has no job and can now stay home and care for the kids themselves, by home I don’t necessarily mean SFH. How about a new term MFH, multifamily home, or homeshare kinda like rideshare except for a longer time frame.

[moneymaker]

From what I’ve heard, many daycares are losing customer base. Perhaps it’s because mom or dad has no job and can now stay home and care for the kids themselves, by home I don’t necessarily mean SFH. How about a new term MFH, multifamily home, or homeshare kinda like rideshare except for a longer time frame.

[moneymaker]

From what I’ve heard, many daycares are losing customer base. Perhaps it’s because mom or dad has no job and can now stay home and care for the kids themselves, by home I don’t necessarily mean SFH. How about a new term MFH, multifamily home, or homeshare kinda like rideshare except for a longer time frame.

[moneymaker]

From what I’ve heard, many daycares are losing customer base. Perhaps it’s because mom or dad has no job and can now stay home and care for the kids themselves, by home I don’t necessarily mean SFH. How about a new term MFH, multifamily home, or homeshare kinda like rideshare except for a longer time frame.

[moneymaker]

From what I’ve heard, many daycares are losing customer base. Perhaps it’s because mom or dad has no job and can now stay home and care for the kids themselves, by home I don’t necessarily mean SFH. How about a new term MFH, multifamily home, or homeshare kinda like rideshare except for a longer time frame.

[CBad]

[quote=scaredycat]uh, more chidcare is ‘troublesome”?

got kids? ever struggled to try to find a freaking place to put em?

Ive raised a bunch of them, had good income, and there were patches of sheer crazed desperation trying to patch together a plan for making sure they were all cared for w/ no SAHM.

anybody who criticizes greate raccess to day care is IMHO not in touch with the reality of life in this no-family-support, overworked, crazy society.

even now when they’re big, schools let out at what, 2:30? what si the freaking plan/ where are all these kids to go? statsitically there’s gonna be problems.

it’s a constant source of worry and anxiety.

youc an say, then, well don’t have kids.

good point.

but kids are here. and SAHM situation not viable at all times for all families

so what’s the plan????

more better day care….[/quote]

Sheesh, you and your jacked up typing scaredy…..sorry, somebody had to say it at some point so it might as well be me.

I guess we’re on different parenting planets. Yes, I have kids, 3 to be exact. And no, I’ve never had a problem finding a place to “put em”. If I didn’t have the resources to raise a child I wouldn’t have them. Why have children if you want them in daycare or a government run school all day? Is that the teacher’s job now to babysit your kids?

You are only as overscheduled and crazy as you want yourself to be. And if you are crazy and overscheduled, why have kids? I don’t think people like that should have dogs.

What if the kids are already here?! Why do other people and institutions have to solve your problems? If you earn a good salary, hire someone to take care of your kids. Kids have always been getting out of school at 2:30. Why do we have to solve this problem for your kids now because you can’t figure out what to do with them between then and when you get off of work? And how do we plan to fund this extra daycare, longer school hours, and less summer vacations anyway? Do we suddenly have a surplus in education funds that I don’t know about?

[CBad]

[quote=scaredycat]uh, more chidcare is ‘troublesome”?

got kids? ever struggled to try to find a freaking place to put em?

Ive raised a bunch of them, had good income, and there were patches of sheer crazed desperation trying to patch together a plan for making sure they were all cared for w/ no SAHM.

anybody who criticizes greate raccess to day care is IMHO not in touch with the reality of life in this no-family-support, overworked, crazy society.

even now when they’re big, schools let out at what, 2:30? what si the freaking plan/ where are all these kids to go? statsitically there’s gonna be problems.

it’s a constant source of worry and anxiety.

youc an say, then, well don’t have kids.

good point.

but kids are here. and SAHM situation not viable at all times for all families

so what’s the plan????

more better day care….[/quote]

Sheesh, you and your jacked up typing scaredy…..sorry, somebody had to say it at some point so it might as well be me.

I guess we’re on different parenting planets. Yes, I have kids, 3 to be exact. And no, I’ve never had a problem finding a place to “put em”. If I didn’t have the resources to raise a child I wouldn’t have them. Why have children if you want them in daycare or a government run school all day? Is that the teacher’s job now to babysit your kids?

You are only as overscheduled and crazy as you want yourself to be. And if you are crazy and overscheduled, why have kids? I don’t think people like that should have dogs.

What if the kids are already here?! Why do other people and institutions have to solve your problems? If you earn a good salary, hire someone to take care of your kids. Kids have always been getting out of school at 2:30. Why do we have to solve this problem for your kids now because you can’t figure out what to do with them between then and when you get off of work? And how do we plan to fund this extra daycare, longer school hours, and less summer vacations anyway? Do we suddenly have a surplus in education funds that I don’t know about?

[CBad]

[quote=scaredycat]uh, more chidcare is ‘troublesome”?

got kids? ever struggled to try to find a freaking place to put em?

Ive raised a bunch of them, had good income, and there were patches of sheer crazed desperation trying to patch together a plan for making sure they were all cared for w/ no SAHM.

anybody who criticizes greate raccess to day care is IMHO not in touch with the reality of life in this no-family-support, overworked, crazy society.

even now when they’re big, schools let out at what, 2:30? what si the freaking plan/ where are all these kids to go? statsitically there’s gonna be problems.

it’s a constant source of worry and anxiety.

youc an say, then, well don’t have kids.

good point.

but kids are here. and SAHM situation not viable at all times for all families

so what’s the plan????

more better day care….[/quote]

Sheesh, you and your jacked up typing scaredy…..sorry, somebody had to say it at some point so it might as well be me.

I guess we’re on different parenting planets. Yes, I have kids, 3 to be exact. And no, I’ve never had a problem finding a place to “put em”. If I didn’t have the resources to raise a child I wouldn’t have them. Why have children if you want them in daycare or a government run school all day? Is that the teacher’s job now to babysit your kids?

You are only as overscheduled and crazy as you want yourself to be. And if you are crazy and overscheduled, why have kids? I don’t think people like that should have dogs.

What if the kids are already here?! Why do other people and institutions have to solve your problems? If you earn a good salary, hire someone to take care of your kids. Kids have always been getting out of school at 2:30. Why do we have to solve this problem for your kids now because you can’t figure out what to do with them between then and when you get off of work? And how do we plan to fund this extra daycare, longer school hours, and less summer vacations anyway? Do we suddenly have a surplus in education funds that I don’t know about?

[CBad]

[quote=scaredycat]uh, more chidcare is ‘troublesome”?

got kids? ever struggled to try to find a freaking place to put em?

Ive raised a bunch of them, had good income, and there were patches of sheer crazed desperation trying to patch together a plan for making sure they were all cared for w/ no SAHM.

anybody who criticizes greate raccess to day care is IMHO not in touch with the reality of life in this no-family-support, overworked, crazy society.

even now when they’re big, schools let out at what, 2:30? what si the freaking plan/ where are all these kids to go? statsitically there’s gonna be problems.

it’s a constant source of worry and anxiety.

youc an say, then, well don’t have kids.

good point.

but kids are here. and SAHM situation not viable at all times for all families

so what’s the plan????

more better day care….[/quote]

Sheesh, you and your jacked up typing scaredy…..sorry, somebody had to say it at some point so it might as well be me.

I guess we’re on different parenting planets. Yes, I have kids, 3 to be exact. And no, I’ve never had a problem finding a place to “put em”. If I didn’t have the resources to raise a child I wouldn’t have them. Why have children if you want them in daycare or a government run school all day? Is that the teacher’s job now to babysit your kids?

You are only as overscheduled and crazy as you want yourself to be. And if you are crazy and overscheduled, why have kids? I don’t think people like that should have dogs.

What if the kids are already here?! Why do other people and institutions have to solve your problems? If you earn a good salary, hire someone to take care of your kids. Kids have always been getting out of school at 2:30. Why do we have to solve this problem for your kids now because you can’t figure out what to do with them between then and when you get off of work? And how do we plan to fund this extra daycare, longer school hours, and less summer vacations anyway? Do we suddenly have a surplus in education funds that I don’t know about?

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