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  1. #1
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    thanks Mel....
    it makes me even more sad..knowing that i have to leave him with the horrid woman... god i am getting teary sitting here thinking about it...

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    Would it be better to pay someone you feel happier with???
    I know how hard it is to go back to work with a little one, we cannot survive without my income so I had to go back but its still heartbreaking not to mention exhausting.
    Sory your DH won't let you stay home. Are you going back P/T??

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    Maybe you can compromise by just going back a couple of days a week?? Is there a job you do where you can work from home??

    I am going to be in your situation in about 6months and I know it will be hard. Big to you sweetie!

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    I only work 5 hrs a day/25hrs a week...i wish i could work from home and get the same income that i get when i go to work...i am actually giving up my weekend hours just so i can spend time with hubby & DS...
    i know it has to be done...
    as for paying someone...i sure would but if i did that...there goes my wage..

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    My DS goes to FDC, its only about $7 an hour and I get 1/2 that back every 3 months. I think the money spent is worth it not to have to leave him with your mother.
    Can you do more hours in less days??

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    Why do you "have" to leave bub there? Day care centres are not as expensive as you might think, particularly when you get the 50% rebate from the government. There is no way known I would leave my son with someone I didn't like. You are never going to feel comfortable leaving him there and will worry about him all the time no doubt. Much better to put him in a place where you feel comfortable with the carers & where he will be well looked after & entertained, rather than with someone who may feel obligated to care for him.