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Re: parents opinions please!
Hmm, now I do go away for 7-8 day's a year without my children. I love my girls very much, but there comes a time when I have to put Hubby and I first, to recharge our batteries, appreciate what we have as Parents and give the girls a taste of independance. Has it worked for us? Yes. I was very angsty about doing it first time, I did enjoy the break but was feeling a little lost without first Ruth and now Caty. However they had a blast with Aunty Flo looking after them, and were kept so busy we were back before they could miss us. However Caty was two and Ruth six the last time, and they are extremely close to Aunty Flo. She does not have children of her own but would lay her life down for both girls. So I was happy to leave them with her.
Go with your instinct, not all kiddies are ready to spend time without Mum, you know your children better than anyone. Trust yourself.
Luv,Winnie.xxxx
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Re: parents opinions please!
I gotta say I would feel exactly the same as you.
It sounds exciting and in theory could be fun having an adults only holiday without having to worry about entertaining the children and organising baby sitters etc
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You are the type of parent that takes the role as a vocation not a hobby. To be honest I couldn't go and leave mine even now, yet alone when they were small
You are only answerable to yourself on this matter, so go with your own conscience and gut instinct
xxx
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Re: parents opinions please!
honestly Tee, if I felt as bad as you, I would not go...
my daughter means the world to me, and I could not stand to leave her unless it was a really good reason...
I think that maybe deep down inside, you know what you want to do, and that is, stay home with the kids...
just think about this way, you already know you're going to feel bad about leaving them behind...
so if you end up going without them, you'll feel even worse..
if this friend is a good a friend as you both believe, then he will understand...
I sure would if that were my friend's reason for not going on a trip...
plus, even if your hubby's friend were to get angry with you, it is better that he gets angry for only a little bit and YOU feel a lot better because you're not leaving your kids...
than to go and make your friend feel better, but leave yourself AND your kids feeling horrible...
but just remember, at the end of the day, it's your decision, and you should listen to what your heart is telling you :)
I KNOW you have it in you to make the right decision :)
good luck Tee !
xox
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