So Burnt Out From Never Knowing The "Right" Thing To Do

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  • Mom2Two
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2015
    • 1855

    #16
    Oh, wow, I hope you were able to get out of it. You wouldn't be saying no exactly...it's more that it just wouldn't work that day because you had babies there. You can turn it into a "yes" by just saying that you'd love to on a different day, but you have obligations to some other families.

    It probably makes it hard that your daughter is friends with the family. But friends are friends and work is work. Imagine if you asked her to watch your kids during her work day at school? She's just not thinking that you are really at work when you are watching other people's children. But you are.

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    • Meeko
      Advanced Daycare.com Member
      • Mar 2011
      • 4349

      #17
      She set you up. Shame on her.

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      • Josiegirl
        Daycare.com Member
        • Jun 2013
        • 10834

        #18
        Originally posted by Mom2Two
        Oh, wow, I hope you were able to get out of it. You wouldn't be saying no exactly...it's more that it just wouldn't work that day because you had babies there. You can turn it into a "yes" by just saying that you'd love to on a different day, but you have obligations to some other families.

        It probably makes it hard that your daughter is friends with the family. But friends are friends and work is work. Imagine if you asked her to watch your kids during her work day at school? She's just not thinking that you are really at work when you are watching other people's children. But you are.
        My thoughts exactly.

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        • amberrose3dg
          Daycare.com Member
          • Feb 2017
          • 1343

          #19
          Originally posted by Meeko
          She set you up. Shame on her.
          This! :hug:

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