Re:Shortsightedness has become an epidemic
by lotsofpulp on Sunday June 12, 2022 @04:42AM
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It is rough if both parents are working. Lining up all the schedules and breastfeeding and whatnot is harder than it sounds, especially in northern (and southern) areas with less daylight hours. Just cooking and feeding and cleaning up after a picky toddler and baby learning how to eat can kill an evening. And then at least one is bound to be sick every other week if they are in day care…the list goes on for why plans have a low tendency to work out. See also mattlondon’s comment.
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Re:Shortsightedness has become an epidemic
by throwawayarnty on Sunday June 12, 2022 @07:28AM
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It has been pretty easy on our end. We live walking distance to work and daycare.
so it’s no problem to even have both of us pick the kids up, walk home to eat lunch, walk kids back to daycare, and go back to work.
You can pick your kids up in the middle of the day and then bring them back after?
I can pick them up any time I want, but after that they have to stay home :P
Re:Shortsightedness has become an epidemic
by throwawayarnty on Monday June 13, 2022 @06:38PM
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In some countries, eg France, it’s common for kids to go home for lunch and then come back.