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AIBU to think that once you have paid your childcare, its not really worth working.? Is it that you just don`t want to look after your own kid. prefering to stick them in daycare as soon as the shine wears off, it really bugs me!

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discusturd · 17/08/2008 17:48

Some go from 7-6 and never see there parents, I know I will get slated but in the nursery I work some kids hardly know who their parents are.

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StellaWasADiver · 22/08/2008 18:32

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hercules1 · 22/08/2008 18:33

Thank the lord for good men eh!

happyhoney · 22/08/2008 18:33

"But honey why do you think you know better than everyone else? "

It is only my humble opinion.

happyhoney · 22/08/2008 18:34

"Thank the lord for good men eh! "

Yep.

GordonTheGopher · 22/08/2008 18:35

God I am so excited that I was the first person to reply to this thread!

blueshoes · 22/08/2008 18:35

You are not making sense, happyhoney. Please explain if your dh can work ft and have a good relationship with your dcs, why can't the mother also work ft and similarly have a good relationship?

lol, hercules, about someone having to work for the nestegg. It is beginning to sound like you are freeloading, happyhoney.

hercules1 · 22/08/2008 18:35

I guess maybe that's where we differ in a big way. I like being financially independant and not depending on a man to bring home the bacon.

StellaWasADiver · 22/08/2008 18:36

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hercules1 · 22/08/2008 18:36

I'm willing for the sake of my own sanity to take the risk that I could be wrong because I still wouldnt change working outside the home.

happyhoney · 22/08/2008 18:38

"It is beginning to sound like you are freeloading, happyhoney."

Bit green are we blue??? Well if you think bringing up children is freeloading and would rather I stuck them in chilcare f/t and let someone else bring them up............ Sorry, you have to go out to work for it.

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hercules1 · 22/08/2008 18:39

I would rather go out to work than depend on someone else but I can see how for a lot of people they wouldnt see it that way - partnership and all that. But for me, I would rather depend on me.

blueshoes · 22/08/2008 18:39

happyhoney, I struck a nerve there, didn't I? Please answer the question about 2 ft parents coherently and logically.

happyhoney · 22/08/2008 18:40

"I guess maybe that's where we differ in a big way. I like being financially independant and not depending on a man to bring home the bacon."

Good for you.

StellaWasADiver · 22/08/2008 18:40

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hercules1 · 22/08/2008 18:41

Yes, can you explain please how it is your dh has a great relationship with your kids but a mother who works outside the home cant?

happyhoney · 22/08/2008 18:41

"Why do you think you know better than everyone else?

Do you accept that your opinion could be wrong?"

No, have had 7 + years to mull it over.

hercules1 · 22/08/2008 18:42

Gosh, I've had 13 years. Does that mean I must be right!

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juuule · 22/08/2008 18:42

Tiramissu Paradise sounds pretty good and I'd also like some pil to fund my dc

blueshoes · 22/08/2008 18:43

coming up to 1,000 posts. Happyhoney might have a getout clause yet about the 2 ft parents question.

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happyhoney · 22/08/2008 18:43

"You are not making sense, happyhoney. Please explain if your dh can work ft and have a good relationship with your dcs, why can't the mother also work ft and similarly have a good relationship?"

She can if the father stays at home or works p/t.

mrz · 22/08/2008 18:43

Wouldn't life be dull if we all thought the same?

hercules1 · 22/08/2008 18:44

How does that work then? WHat difference does it make if the other parent is at home or works part time?

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