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I work hard to make enough money to keep my daughter at home with my wife instead of in daycare. I can't walk past the one in downtown Seattle by my bus stop without feeling sad, so I avoid it. Kids dropped off by their parents at 7 AM to spend all day with strangers. Tragic.
The ‘snowflake’ generation is just the daycare generation, one more thing I hate being right about...
Psychotherapist warns working mothers produce mentally ill children https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5451309/Psychotherapist-warns-working-mothers-produce-mentally-ill-children.html?ito=amp_twitter_share-bottom … via @Femail
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I have been saying this for over 30 years.
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And then you have working mothers denigrating Stay at home moms. So much for “sisterhood”. Money is not always the determining factor. We Cannot have it all.
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Yes. Got more money and respect working outside the home but parents need to be there for their kids!
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Ya well we're all so broke we need to work, and that breaks our kids, viscous cycle
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Big Government loves working mothers. Not only do they pay taxes, they generate taxable revenue for the housekeeping and daycare sectors.
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Imagine that.
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OK, but like everyone else, you don't remember your first 2 years or so.
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We raise our children in government run education systems and send off our elderly to government run health systems. What is going on?
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Mom home for 1st 3 yrs only? Not enough The difference in confidence & feelings of security between my & my sis is vast Mom home 6 yrs for me & 3 yrs for younger sister
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I was a father able to stay home with the kids up to four days a week - you can't understand how important it is for them to have a parent there always; better even the mother, but that's not Murphy Brown PC'ed
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I hope this psychotherapist's home isn't Tucker Carlson-ed tonight
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I stayed home for first 3 years of my daughters life. It wasn’t easy. It took its toll on me financially & emotionally at times, but I’m glad I did it & wouldn’t trade those precious years together for anything. My daughter & I both gained greatly from our time together.
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We were broke when I quit my job to stay at home with my infant daughter. Hang in there. My baby is almost 30 now. They were tough years, but I am SO happy now that I was able to be there with her. You can’t go back. Treasure these short years.
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