How can you leave such a small baby in the nursery from 7.30 AM till 5.30 PM if you don't absolutely have to? That's TEN HOURS.
And before to feed and dress him without and interaction by the looks of itHow can you leave such a small baby in the nursery from 7.30 AM till 5.30 PM if you don't absolutely have to? That's TEN HOURS.
How sad that that's true. It's heartbreakingPoor child is probably going to be sent to every after school club going just so she can have her 9-6 alone time. Provided they’re free or cheap that is. Can’t see her putting money into anything past his basic needs and things that she wants.
It’s a lot for the little boy but on the other hand, nursery, school and clubs might be the best thing for him. He might have a chance at developing some social skills and making some good relationships. God knows he’s not going to get that at home.
Don’t work too hard. You might miss something on NetflixWell, I've got a lot of work to do around parenting today so I better pop off and microwave a hot dog and have a nap. Toddles
That's exactly what I came to say!!! I know it's necessary for some parents (and I don't fault them for that)....but this girl 'works' from home and has flexible hours and still feels the need to push him out of the house 45 minutes after he gets up and pick him up 30 minutes before his bedtime. And then she has all night again by herself and needed a nap in the day. I don't have kids, but can understand parents need time for themselves and it must be hard, but she's absolutely disgusting for this. There is no reason she can't easily do some of her work for an hour or so in the evening - after all she stays up to midnight in order to have her alone time.How can you leave such a small baby in the nursery from 7.30 AM till 5.30 PM if you don't absolutely have to? That's TEN HOURS.
If you remember she did this with her foster children tooThat's exactly what I came to say!!! I know it's necessary for some parents (and I don't fault them for that)....but this girl 'works' from home and has flexible hours and still feels the need to push him out of the house 45 minutes after he gets up and pick him up 30 minutes before his bedtime. And then she has all night again by herself and needed a nap in the day. I don't have kids, but can understand parents need time for themselves and it must be hard, but she's absolutely disgusting for this. There is no reason she can't easily do some of her work for an hour or so in the evening - after all she stays up to midnight in order to have her alone time.
I was thinking this - she makes him go to bed at 6, so why could she not have just put away his clothes, done his washing even (though I get maybe the noise would wake him up but it's not hard to just put washing on in the middle of your work day), and done his toy rotation or whatever other bullshit she said she just HAD to get done while he was at nursery - those things would take less than an hour, just do it in the evening when he's asleep?That's exactly what I came to say!!! I know it's necessary for some parents (and I don't fault them for that)....but this girl 'works' from home and has flexible hours and still feels the need to push him out of the house 45 minutes after he gets up and pick him up 30 minutes before his bedtime. And then she has all night again by herself and needed a nap in the day. I don't have kids, but can understand parents need time for themselves and it must be hard, but she's absolutely disgusting for this. There is no reason she can't easily do some of her work for an hour or so in the evening - after all she stays up to midnight in order to have her alone time.