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October 8, 2009 at 11:35 AM #466552October 8, 2009 at 12:01 PM #465738scaredyclassicParticipant
there is a lack of good quality child care. At least there was back in 1995-1999 when it was a big issue for me.
without a stay at home parent, child care is a big issue.
Why do other people have to “solve my problems”. heck, why have any comunity, govt or so forth at all. Why shouldn’t I educate them all as well? Why depend on this whole “public school” thing. if I cannot pay for private tutors, I shouldn’t have reproduced.
“put ’em” is exactly how you’d feel if you were working like a dog and your wife was working and you were barely scraping by and you got thrown out of your day care with no place to turn and needing to get to work next week.
i suspect you are much wealthier than me when you ahd kids.
i suspect when people are actually scrambling for day care they view the situation 100% differently. I
I see your point-of-view; ‘i created the kids, i shoudl fend for them.” But in reality, what dopey men and women tell each other when they’re pondering having children is “oh honey it’ll work out, everyone makes it through”.
yeah, right. just barely. with super high levels of chaos, anxiety and uncertainty.
the government should be involved in schooling and childcare.
at least until the workday ends.
my typign is a little crazed, i concede that. i’ll try harder.
October 8, 2009 at 12:01 PM #465928scaredyclassicParticipantthere is a lack of good quality child care. At least there was back in 1995-1999 when it was a big issue for me.
without a stay at home parent, child care is a big issue.
Why do other people have to “solve my problems”. heck, why have any comunity, govt or so forth at all. Why shouldn’t I educate them all as well? Why depend on this whole “public school” thing. if I cannot pay for private tutors, I shouldn’t have reproduced.
“put ’em” is exactly how you’d feel if you were working like a dog and your wife was working and you were barely scraping by and you got thrown out of your day care with no place to turn and needing to get to work next week.
i suspect you are much wealthier than me when you ahd kids.
i suspect when people are actually scrambling for day care they view the situation 100% differently. I
I see your point-of-view; ‘i created the kids, i shoudl fend for them.” But in reality, what dopey men and women tell each other when they’re pondering having children is “oh honey it’ll work out, everyone makes it through”.
yeah, right. just barely. with super high levels of chaos, anxiety and uncertainty.
the government should be involved in schooling and childcare.
at least until the workday ends.
my typign is a little crazed, i concede that. i’ll try harder.
October 8, 2009 at 12:01 PM #466285scaredyclassicParticipantthere is a lack of good quality child care. At least there was back in 1995-1999 when it was a big issue for me.
without a stay at home parent, child care is a big issue.
Why do other people have to “solve my problems”. heck, why have any comunity, govt or so forth at all. Why shouldn’t I educate them all as well? Why depend on this whole “public school” thing. if I cannot pay for private tutors, I shouldn’t have reproduced.
“put ’em” is exactly how you’d feel if you were working like a dog and your wife was working and you were barely scraping by and you got thrown out of your day care with no place to turn and needing to get to work next week.
i suspect you are much wealthier than me when you ahd kids.
i suspect when people are actually scrambling for day care they view the situation 100% differently. I
I see your point-of-view; ‘i created the kids, i shoudl fend for them.” But in reality, what dopey men and women tell each other when they’re pondering having children is “oh honey it’ll work out, everyone makes it through”.
yeah, right. just barely. with super high levels of chaos, anxiety and uncertainty.
the government should be involved in schooling and childcare.
at least until the workday ends.
my typign is a little crazed, i concede that. i’ll try harder.
October 8, 2009 at 12:01 PM #466356scaredyclassicParticipantthere is a lack of good quality child care. At least there was back in 1995-1999 when it was a big issue for me.
without a stay at home parent, child care is a big issue.
Why do other people have to “solve my problems”. heck, why have any comunity, govt or so forth at all. Why shouldn’t I educate them all as well? Why depend on this whole “public school” thing. if I cannot pay for private tutors, I shouldn’t have reproduced.
“put ’em” is exactly how you’d feel if you were working like a dog and your wife was working and you were barely scraping by and you got thrown out of your day care with no place to turn and needing to get to work next week.
i suspect you are much wealthier than me when you ahd kids.
i suspect when people are actually scrambling for day care they view the situation 100% differently. I
I see your point-of-view; ‘i created the kids, i shoudl fend for them.” But in reality, what dopey men and women tell each other when they’re pondering having children is “oh honey it’ll work out, everyone makes it through”.
yeah, right. just barely. with super high levels of chaos, anxiety and uncertainty.
the government should be involved in schooling and childcare.
at least until the workday ends.
my typign is a little crazed, i concede that. i’ll try harder.
October 8, 2009 at 12:01 PM #466567scaredyclassicParticipantthere is a lack of good quality child care. At least there was back in 1995-1999 when it was a big issue for me.
without a stay at home parent, child care is a big issue.
Why do other people have to “solve my problems”. heck, why have any comunity, govt or so forth at all. Why shouldn’t I educate them all as well? Why depend on this whole “public school” thing. if I cannot pay for private tutors, I shouldn’t have reproduced.
“put ’em” is exactly how you’d feel if you were working like a dog and your wife was working and you were barely scraping by and you got thrown out of your day care with no place to turn and needing to get to work next week.
i suspect you are much wealthier than me when you ahd kids.
i suspect when people are actually scrambling for day care they view the situation 100% differently. I
I see your point-of-view; ‘i created the kids, i shoudl fend for them.” But in reality, what dopey men and women tell each other when they’re pondering having children is “oh honey it’ll work out, everyone makes it through”.
yeah, right. just barely. with super high levels of chaos, anxiety and uncertainty.
the government should be involved in schooling and childcare.
at least until the workday ends.
my typign is a little crazed, i concede that. i’ll try harder.
October 8, 2009 at 12:03 PM #465743scaredyclassicParticipantalso, i am more than happy to pay for it. What i remember is having money to pay for day care and literally not being able to find anything i felt comfrotable with, without a month or two waiting list and not a month or two of vacation time. hell i would have borrowed money, thousands to bribe my kid a spot!
October 8, 2009 at 12:03 PM #465933scaredyclassicParticipantalso, i am more than happy to pay for it. What i remember is having money to pay for day care and literally not being able to find anything i felt comfrotable with, without a month or two waiting list and not a month or two of vacation time. hell i would have borrowed money, thousands to bribe my kid a spot!
October 8, 2009 at 12:03 PM #466290scaredyclassicParticipantalso, i am more than happy to pay for it. What i remember is having money to pay for day care and literally not being able to find anything i felt comfrotable with, without a month or two waiting list and not a month or two of vacation time. hell i would have borrowed money, thousands to bribe my kid a spot!
October 8, 2009 at 12:03 PM #466361scaredyclassicParticipantalso, i am more than happy to pay for it. What i remember is having money to pay for day care and literally not being able to find anything i felt comfrotable with, without a month or two waiting list and not a month or two of vacation time. hell i would have borrowed money, thousands to bribe my kid a spot!
October 8, 2009 at 12:03 PM #466572scaredyclassicParticipantalso, i am more than happy to pay for it. What i remember is having money to pay for day care and literally not being able to find anything i felt comfrotable with, without a month or two waiting list and not a month or two of vacation time. hell i would have borrowed money, thousands to bribe my kid a spot!
October 8, 2009 at 12:19 PM #465753scaredyclassicParticipant“if i didn’t have the resources to have a kid, I wouldn’t have one”.
huh.
very fiscally prudent of you.
not reality for america though. everyone buys kids on credit! almost all young people start out basically broke, struggling, just piecing it together. the woman or dude can stay home, and that relieves alot, but not all of the headaches.
wife staying home simply wasn’t an option in that time frame. Not money -wise, just professionally, she just wasn’t going to do it.
man i don’t even need day care right now and just thinking about my experience is getting me stressed out.
i always tell younger couples, people, start getting on wait lists way before you think about getting pregnant. IN fact, expect complete chaos unless you ahve strong family support, lost of cash or can swing a sta-at-home spouse. I always tell them without that, IT IS NOT GOING TO BE OK and children under these kind of circumstances may trigger extreme marital strife or even possibly divorce.
Do they listen to me? No. They think i’m nuts!
They’ll see… they’ll see….
October 8, 2009 at 12:19 PM #465943scaredyclassicParticipant“if i didn’t have the resources to have a kid, I wouldn’t have one”.
huh.
very fiscally prudent of you.
not reality for america though. everyone buys kids on credit! almost all young people start out basically broke, struggling, just piecing it together. the woman or dude can stay home, and that relieves alot, but not all of the headaches.
wife staying home simply wasn’t an option in that time frame. Not money -wise, just professionally, she just wasn’t going to do it.
man i don’t even need day care right now and just thinking about my experience is getting me stressed out.
i always tell younger couples, people, start getting on wait lists way before you think about getting pregnant. IN fact, expect complete chaos unless you ahve strong family support, lost of cash or can swing a sta-at-home spouse. I always tell them without that, IT IS NOT GOING TO BE OK and children under these kind of circumstances may trigger extreme marital strife or even possibly divorce.
Do they listen to me? No. They think i’m nuts!
They’ll see… they’ll see….
October 8, 2009 at 12:19 PM #466300scaredyclassicParticipant“if i didn’t have the resources to have a kid, I wouldn’t have one”.
huh.
very fiscally prudent of you.
not reality for america though. everyone buys kids on credit! almost all young people start out basically broke, struggling, just piecing it together. the woman or dude can stay home, and that relieves alot, but not all of the headaches.
wife staying home simply wasn’t an option in that time frame. Not money -wise, just professionally, she just wasn’t going to do it.
man i don’t even need day care right now and just thinking about my experience is getting me stressed out.
i always tell younger couples, people, start getting on wait lists way before you think about getting pregnant. IN fact, expect complete chaos unless you ahve strong family support, lost of cash or can swing a sta-at-home spouse. I always tell them without that, IT IS NOT GOING TO BE OK and children under these kind of circumstances may trigger extreme marital strife or even possibly divorce.
Do they listen to me? No. They think i’m nuts!
They’ll see… they’ll see….
October 8, 2009 at 12:19 PM #466371scaredyclassicParticipant“if i didn’t have the resources to have a kid, I wouldn’t have one”.
huh.
very fiscally prudent of you.
not reality for america though. everyone buys kids on credit! almost all young people start out basically broke, struggling, just piecing it together. the woman or dude can stay home, and that relieves alot, but not all of the headaches.
wife staying home simply wasn’t an option in that time frame. Not money -wise, just professionally, she just wasn’t going to do it.
man i don’t even need day care right now and just thinking about my experience is getting me stressed out.
i always tell younger couples, people, start getting on wait lists way before you think about getting pregnant. IN fact, expect complete chaos unless you ahve strong family support, lost of cash or can swing a sta-at-home spouse. I always tell them without that, IT IS NOT GOING TO BE OK and children under these kind of circumstances may trigger extreme marital strife or even possibly divorce.
Do they listen to me? No. They think i’m nuts!
They’ll see… they’ll see….
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