New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting
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@Aqua-Letifer said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
.... part of the reason why we moved where we moved is that people still kind of know each other here. There's still at least some sense of community.
That is very cool and good to hear that it is still happening.
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@taiwan_girl said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
@Aqua-Letifer said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
.... part of the reason why we moved where we moved is that people still kind of know each other here. There's still at least some sense of community.
That is very cool and good to hear that it is still happening.
I've thought about making an app, actually. For parents to find other parents and do this kind of thing in areas that are more socially standoffish.
But I'm too tired.
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@Aqua Zuckerberg FTW!!!
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@Aqua-Letifer said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
@taiwan_girl said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
@Aqua-Letifer said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
.... part of the reason why we moved where we moved is that people still kind of know each other here. There's still at least some sense of community.
That is very cool and good to hear that it is still happening.
I've thought about making an app, actually. For parents to find other parents and do this kind of thing in areas that are more socially standoffish.
But I'm too tired.
I'm trying to think of app names, such as:
Meh, it's Safe-ish
My friend whats-her-name
Better Than Screens
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To be fair, there's nothing wrong with having a local kid babysit the kiddos... in this area I see posts all the time asking if there are any high school kids in the summer who want a part-time nanny job during work hours.
Zooming out... it's troublesome that it takes two incomes in many places now, which puts at conflict childcare (the cost! but also situations like above with no school). And don't even get me started on the looming debt crisis.
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@89th said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
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@taiwan_girl said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
@Aqua-Letifer said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
.... part of the reason why we moved where we moved is that people still kind of know each other here. There's still at least some sense of community.
That is very cool and good to hear that it is still happening.
I've thought about making an app, actually. For parents to find other parents and do this kind of thing in areas that are more socially standoffish.
But I'm too tired.
I'm trying to think of app names, such as:
Meh, it's Safe-ish
My friend whats-her-name
Better Than Screens
Prolly Fine -
Sadly, that is incredibly accurate about taking your daughter out to the ballpark or airport... I'm a big fan of the handicap stall. Once in a while I will creak open the women's bathroom and ask if it's empty and if it is, I'll hijack it for a few minutes. Sorry not sorry.
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Can we address the fact that Aqua’s friends are a Ukrainian and Israeli couple? I mean, WTF, man?
Me/rry/Christmas
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@LuFins-Dad said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
Can we address the fact that Aqua’s friends are a Ukrainian and Israeli couple? I mean, WTF, man?
Yeah. Political conversations with them are pretty interesting.
I can't say I disagree with them, either.
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@89th said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
To be fair, there's nothing wrong with having a local kid babysit the kiddos... in this area I see posts all the time asking if there are any high school kids in the summer who want a part-time nanny job during work hours.
Zooming out... it's troublesome that it takes two incomes in many places now, which puts at conflict childcare (the cost! but also situations like above with no school). And don't even get me started on the looming debt crisis.
We're in a fun position. My wife's going through nursing school. She's still working—for now. She's optimistic she can at least do something part-time as she gets more into it but I'm pretty confident that's an absolute no-go.
So I'm doing the majority of the working but there are people I work with who are right now trying to end my job, and everyone else who does what I do. If we're lucky, we would ride it out until she's done her program and then I can do my Hemingway thing and be annoyingly unemployed, antagonizing the local populace.
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Jobs in nursing school? Ward clerk, ER tech, ... Something in the hospital. But keep your eyes on the prize. The goal is to graduate and pass the boards.
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@Jolly said in New-School Parenting is Old-School Parenting:
Jobs in nursing school? Ward clerk, ER tech, ... Something in the hospital. But keep your eyes on the prize. The goal is to graduate and pass the boards.
Yeah, she's front desk right now, but they want to put her in the back as a med assistant. She's working on getting trained for that now.
She's looking around at hospitals, but if any of that falls through, her current place likes the idea she's in school and is willing to work with her schedule on it, so there are worse situations.
