Re: Why childcare
Oh my goodness, the way some of you are talking totally explains the pansy kids I've been seeing lately.
A good parent does not sacrifice their child's upbringing, education, etc, for a faulty sense of duty and gratification. Sure, spend time with your kids, but please please please don't coddle and suffocate them like this. And home schooling? Are you kidding? Not in this competitive education system. Sure, teachers are meant to encourage and support, just as parents. But by high school, teachers have to challenge students in ways that can cause huge strains in parent-child relationships. Why the heck would you want to do that?
Sure I work for a comfortable lifestyle and because I enjoy what I do; but I also work to show those future daughters that there is more to the life of a woman than sacrificing herself for everyone she cares for.