Oh man, I have no idea. What say you?
It’s beautiful when we get to see that our kids have actually learned something from watching and listening to us.
“Perhaps it’s just the fear of losing more.”
Picking your battles is very important, but standing firm is the hard part.
That’s what it’s all about.
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Erika Jurney is the mom of 3 wonderfully lunatic little boys who compete daily for the title of Today's Top Consumer of Mom's Free Time. She gives away tons of amazing prizes at Momsational and her personal blog is Plain Jane Mom. (What, you want to know more?)
that is a tough question - as a former full-time working mom and now a part-time working mom, I have seen both sides of the gig. When I get a request to help out, I am more inclined to do so when I see that the person has made some honest attempts at other options and is asking me as a last attempt. It kills me when my working-full-time mom friends ask me to take care of their kids on minimum days, because they know I will be home and they have not bothered to plan ahead, even though they knew about the minimum days at the beginning of the school year.