Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Re: working moms
Dia Garland
>No, I think the government is more than involved enough in our lives as it
> So, Dia... do you want a law preventing mothers of young children from
> working?
is. Mothers will only stop working when they recognize the harm it is doing
to their children, and realize that mothering is a noble profession, one
worthy of their full attention. You cannot legislate beliefs, they must
come from the heart.
Trisha Sides
Well Dia, I have to say that I agree with you on this one. I'm sure that
more moms would stay at home if they were given the respect they deserve.
There's kind of a stigma attached to being a "housewife" Not to mention ,
has anyone ever sat down what you would be owed if you were paid a salary?
My husband would go bankrupt paying me! Allthat laundry , food service,
childcare, yardwork, If you itemized everything and charged the going rate
for these services- can you imagine? tee hee.
Trisha
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more moms would stay at home if they were given the respect they deserve.
There's kind of a stigma attached to being a "housewife" Not to mention ,
has anyone ever sat down what you would be owed if you were paid a salary?
My husband would go bankrupt paying me! Allthat laundry , food service,
childcare, yardwork, If you itemized everything and charged the going rate
for these services- can you imagine? tee hee.
Trisha
> >________________________________________________________________________
> >
> > So, Dia... do you want a law preventing mothers of young children from
> > working?
>
>No, I think the government is more than involved enough in our lives as it
>is. Mothers will only stop working when they recognize the harm it is
>doing
>to their children, and realize that mothering is a noble profession, one
>worthy of their full attention. You cannot legislate beliefs, they must
>come from the heart.
>
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