• riceandbeans161@discuss.tchncs.de
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    2 years ago

    get a sitter. If you can afford a holiday, budget for a sitter.

    Or don’t have holidays until the snot factories are old enough to behave if you can’t afford a sitter. You chose to have children.

    • Enigma@sh.itjust.works
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      2 years ago

      Yes, because it’s perfectly normal to leave your young kids with strangers for a couple weeks while you go on holiday, or visit family.

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          For a night, for a couple days maybe but for weeks? Hell no, that is not what babysitters are for. And you’re delusional if you think so. A parent who leaves their kids with a stranger for weeks is not a good parent and could be brought up on child abandonment charges.

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      Let’s see who will pay for your retirement and medical care eventually… (unless if you live in that US hellscape ofcourse)

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          Oh yeah, one hundred percent. The only reason I got kids was to make sure they can take care of my retirement.

          Just as I’m taking care of my parents. I have totally absolutely 100% not broken off all contact with them because of their shitty behaviour. No sir, absolutely not.

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        2 years ago

        If you’re having kids with the express intent that they care for you when you’re old, you’re already doing it wrong.