stay home mum

• mrsmall

  11 Sep 06, 14:17

  ask ur hubbie to work part time
  and u take care ur daughter full time
  
• BufPuf

  11 Sep 06, 14:47

  have to strike a balance
  
  working mum have to give up job opportunities, promotions and etc. Boss usually won't see working mum as too ambitious, so they might not be willing to groom them.
  
  I would, as some forumites say, get a part time job or something less stressful.
• gerrykoh

  11 Sep 06, 15:05

  Originally posted by alba:

  yeap weekends is so so short, i am teribly tired also, weeekend i am at home sleeping all day or too tired to talk or play with kids, and sometimes we just weent shopping and back i am so tired, i sleep day time and at night i am awake but my kids are sleeping, so can't catch up much, i am more energetic when i 've got enough sleep and rest. if not i am so sickly.

  Pls. consult a doc. There must be something wrong with u if u are always tired.
  No matter how tired, u must make effort to spend more time with your kid.
  
  Being a stay home mum is the best provided your husband is supportive & financially ok. Maybe u should try working part-time first.
• alba

  29 Sep 06, 08:00

  make up my mind, i miss alot in life, like kids, happiness, and relaxatin and thing s to do i like. thinking of taking care of child, she is so skinny, now a bit daring fierce and never want to listen to me, and she begining to answer me back and show no respect she is only Primary 1 and not too close. so i think i better stay home and take good care of her when she is going to Primary 3 or should i start now. she never listen to me and dont seem to know i am her mum. not fearful of me at all. she wants me to listen to her,if not she sulks. i think maybe i 've not been putting all effort on her cos i am too tired after work, just eat and sleep .
  
  then i am thinking of learning baking at shatec who know i may open up bakery shop 1 day.
  
  thanks