I'll agree that the students love it, and some of the parents probably do too, but I find it super lame. And I will probably drag my feet to every single one of them. Maybe I'm just a bad parent
So watching something your child is part of (and likely very proud of) is super lame?
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I'll agree that the students love it, and some of the parents probably do too, but I find it super lame. And I will probably drag my feet to every single one of them. Maybe I'm just a bad parent
So watching something your child is part of (and likely very proud of) is super lame?
So watching something your child is part of (and likely very proud of) is super lame?
oh darn it!
Are you all moving on from flaming me?
boooooody-hooooo
Dude, for serious, do you truly have nothing going on in your life? Maybe you should pick up a hobby, join a sports team or a moms club or something.
You're really missing out on a great group of people because you decided you had to win the Internet war. I'm pretty sure you aren't welcome around here after this.
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I think that coming up with cutesy ways to tell H you're KU is silly. Probably because my H just doesn't care until there's an actual baby present.
I do however plan to make an adorable FB announcement that S is going to be a big brother.
Wow, that makes me really sad. MH was excited and there with me every step of the way. I can't imagine having such an apathetic H during what should be a time of tremendous joy.
I plan on doing something fun when I tell my husband. It's an exciting time, why not celebrate it!? If he didn't get excited or care, I would be devastated.
I plan on doing something fun when I tell my husband. It's an exciting time, why not celebrate it!? If he didn't get excited or care, I would be devastated.
Meh - I'm not into cutesy ways to tell my husband, either.
That certainly doesn't mean that we won't celebrate it. I'm just planning absolutely nothing.
I think that coming up with cutesy ways to tell H you're KU is silly. Probably because my H just doesn't care until there's an actual baby present.
I do however plan to make an adorable FB announcement that S is going to be a big brother.
Ok, I'm gonna bite on this one. So you'd rather make an announcement and post on Facebook but not do anything for your husband? I guess neither are necessary, but I'd be more excited to tell my husband than a bunch of acquaintances on the FB.
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I plan on doing something fun when I tell my husband. It's an exciting time, why not celebrate it!? If he didn't get excited or care, I would be devastated.
Meh - I'm not into cutesy ways to tell my husband, either.
That certainly doesn't mean that we won't celebrate it. I'm just planning absolutely nothing.
How a person decides to tell their SO is totally up to them, I just couldn't imagine my husband not being excited when I tell him.
I'll agree that the students love it, and some of the parents probably do too, but I find it super lame. And I will probably drag my feet to every single one of them. Maybe I'm just a bad parent
My mother was a single parent and couldn't go to most of these things even though she wanted to so badly. Even if she couldn't go she would make sure someone was there to watch whether it be a neighbor, a relative or a friend. It meant the world to me because I wasn't stuck being the kid who's parent never came. Your kid knows that you don't want to be there and it affects him more than you know. You should seriously fix that.
That's awesome that those other people were there for you. I video everything and email it out. We also find other staff members (support staff, coaches, etc) to come be a child's "buddy" if they don't have anyone here for something.
Dude, for serious, do you truly have nothing going on in your life? Maybe you should pick up a hobby, join a sports team or a moms club or something.
You're really missing out on a great group of people because you decided you had to win the Internet war. I'm pretty sure you aren't welcome around here after this.
I'll agree that the students love it, and some of the parents probably do too, but I find it super lame. And I will probably drag my feet to every single one of them. Maybe I'm just a bad parent
So watching something your child is part of (and likely very proud of) is super lame?
I hadn't thought of it that way. I just know that I never cared when my parents couldn't make it, and always felt silly participating.
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My mother was a single parent and couldn't go to most of these things even though she wanted to so badly. Even if she couldn't go she would make sure someone was there to watch whether it be a neighbor, a relative or a friend. It meant the world to me because I wasn't stuck being the kid who's parent never came. Your kid knows that you don't want to be there and it affects him more than you know. You should seriously fix that.
That's awesome that those other people were there for you. I video everything and email it out. We also find other staff members (support staff, coaches, etc) to come be a child's "buddy" if they don't have anyone here for something.
This is truly amazing. Your school is awesome and the administration should be commended for this. It sucks being the child whose parent couldn't be there for all the events.
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I think that coming up with cutesy ways to tell H you're KU is silly. Probably because my H just doesn't care until there's an actual baby present.
I do however plan to make an adorable FB announcement that S is going to be a big brother.
Ok, I'm gonna bite on this one. So you'd rather make an announcement and post on Facebook but not do anything for your husband? I guess neither are necessary, but I'd be more excited to tell my husband than a bunch of acquaintances on the FB.
We don't plan on telling Facebook for a while, if at all. But we already know how we want to tell our families and I know how I'm gonna tell H. I'd say it's "cutesy"
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