To not feel the slightest bit guilty

In your mind maybe, not in mine!

I haven’t read any of the replies to my previous post because I don’t care what they say 😁

i have two disabled children. I am a single parent. I have a small business which I cannot expand because of my children’s needs - one of them - a young adult, has never washed her own hair or travelled anywhere independently, not on a bus/train or in a “taxi”. My oldest wasn’t able to tell me he was hungry till he was around 14. Just a few examples of their high care needs.

Parents should take their own children to school wherever possible. I am actually surprised that a grown woman is receiving so many head pats for lying in bed eating chocolates all day while her disabled child goes off to school in the cold without their Mum bothering to take them. I also think the boasting is pretty hard to take for all these parents who did get up on this first horrible day back, and go out into the freezing cold with their children this morning. I got many positive reactions to my previous post and 25% have voted that she is BU so at least I am not alone in thinking this way.

I raised a disabled child (autism) and she's still living at home with me as a young adult (registered carer).
Yes I have down time, but not a whole day in bed.
I think it undermines hard working SAHMs and paid work mums.

Should be having a day of peace and quiet but school shut due to snow.

about being back in bed all cosy, now that ds is away back to school in his taxi?
The house is lovely and quiet, and im under the duvet eating a box of heros. Staying here until he arrives home at 3.30 😃

I haven’t read any of the replies to my previous post because I don’t care what they say 😁

i have two disabled children. I am a single parent. I have a small business which I cannot expand because of my children’s needs - one of them - a young adult, has never washed her own hair or travelled anywhere independently, not on a bus/train or in a “taxi”. My oldest wasn’t able to tell me he was hungry till he was around 14. Just a few examples of their high care needs.

Parents should take their own children to school wherever possible. I am actually surprised that a grown woman is receiving so many head pats for lying in bed eating chocolates all day while her disabled child goes off to school in the cold without their Mum bothering to take them. I also think the boasting is pretty hard to take for all these parents who did get up on this first horrible day back, and go out into the freezing cold with their children this morning. I got many positive reactions to my previous post and 25% have voted that she is BU so at least I am not alone in thinking this way.

I haven’t read any of the replies to my previous post because I don’t care what they say 😁

i have two disabled children. I am a single parent. I have a small business which I cannot expand because of my children’s needs - one of them - a young adult, has never washed her own hair or travelled anywhere independently, not on a bus/train or in a “taxi”. My oldest wasn’t able to tell me he was hungry till he was around 14. Just a few examples of their high care needs.

Parents should take their own children to school wherever possible. I am actually surprised that a grown woman is receiving so many head pats for lying in bed eating chocolates all day while her disabled child goes off to school in the cold without their Mum bothering to take them. I also think the boasting is pretty hard to take for all these parents who did get up on this first horrible day back, and go out into the freezing cold with their children this morning. I got many positive reactions to my previous post and 25% have voted that she is BU so at least I am not alone in thinking this way.

I haven’t read any of the replies to my previous post because I don’t care what they say 😁

i have two disabled children. I am a single parent. I have a small business which I cannot expand because of my children’s needs - one of them - a young adult, has never washed her own hair or travelled anywhere independently, not on a bus/train or in a “taxi”. My oldest wasn’t able to tell me he was hungry till he was around 14. Just a few examples of their high care needs.

Parents should take their own children to school wherever possible. I am actually surprised that a grown woman is receiving so many head pats for lying in bed eating chocolates all day while her disabled child goes off to school in the cold without their Mum bothering to take them. I also think the boasting is pretty hard to take for all these parents who did get up on this first horrible day back, and go out into the freezing cold with their children this morning. I got many positive reactions to my previous post and 25% have voted that she is BU so at least I am not alone in thinking this way.

I haven’t read any of the replies to my previous post because I don’t care what they say 😁

i have two disabled children. I am a single parent. I have a small business which I cannot expand because of my children’s needs - one of them - a young adult, has never washed her own hair or travelled anywhere independently, not on a bus/train or in a “taxi”. My oldest wasn’t able to tell me he was hungry till he was around 14. Just a few examples of their high care needs.

Parents should take their own children to school wherever possible. I am actually surprised that a grown woman is receiving so many head pats for lying in bed eating chocolates all day while her disabled child goes off to school in the cold without their Mum bothering to take them. I also think the boasting is pretty hard to take for all these parents who did get up on this first horrible day back, and go out into the freezing cold with their children this morning. I got many positive reactions to my previous post and 25% have voted that she is BU so at least I am not alone in thinking this way.

I raised a disabled child (autism) and she's still living at home with me as a young adult (registered carer).
Yes I have down time, but not a whole day in bed.
I think it undermines hard working SAHMs and paid work mums.

I raised a disabled child (autism) and she's still living at home with me as a young adult (registered carer).
Yes I have down time, but not a whole day in bed.
I think it undermines hard working SAHMs and paid work mums.

its 24/7 for working parents with non disabled children too.

Do you not sit down and relax when not at work?
Thats what the OP is doing. Enjoying her time off.
Its not that complicated really.

its 24/7 for working parents with non disabled children too.

My only worry about this is I thought it said you were eating herbs. Otherwise, crack on!

How is lying in bed until 3.30 eating Heroes any kind of work?