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husband Needs To Get His Head Out Of His :censored2:!
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<blockquote data-quote="Bunny" data-source="post: 558543"><p>I knew you ladies would understand!</p><p></p><p>Does he have a learning disorder? Yes. I call is "Men's Work/Women's Work Syndrome". husband was raised in a very classic house. Mom was a home maker and stayed home with the kids. She did <strong>everything</strong> that had to do with the kids, from the dressing, to the feeding, to the homework, to the discipline. I remember when I was pregnant with difficult child my father in law bragging about how he had three kids and had never changed a diaper. Dad went out and worked, provided for the family, and did all of the outside chores that manly men do. When we started talking about having kids husband talked a great game about how he was going to be a different kind of father than his was. He was going to be involved and help me do everything that the kids need. </p><p></p><p>I think that lasted a day. That's one of the big reasons there are 5 years between the two kids because it actually got to the point where I told him that I was not having any more kids because he was so useless with difficult child. He was better with easy child when he was a baby, but there are ALOT of things that are just left up to me because I'm the mom and, as you all know, that burden get pretty heavy at times when you have typical kids, let alone what it's like with kids with emotional and academic needs.</p><p></p><p>Thank you. I just needed to get that out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bunny, post: 558543"] I knew you ladies would understand! Does he have a learning disorder? Yes. I call is "Men's Work/Women's Work Syndrome". husband was raised in a very classic house. Mom was a home maker and stayed home with the kids. She did [B]everything[/B] that had to do with the kids, from the dressing, to the feeding, to the homework, to the discipline. I remember when I was pregnant with difficult child my father in law bragging about how he had three kids and had never changed a diaper. Dad went out and worked, provided for the family, and did all of the outside chores that manly men do. When we started talking about having kids husband talked a great game about how he was going to be a different kind of father than his was. He was going to be involved and help me do everything that the kids need. I think that lasted a day. That's one of the big reasons there are 5 years between the two kids because it actually got to the point where I told him that I was not having any more kids because he was so useless with difficult child. He was better with easy child when he was a baby, but there are ALOT of things that are just left up to me because I'm the mom and, as you all know, that burden get pretty heavy at times when you have typical kids, let alone what it's like with kids with emotional and academic needs. Thank you. I just needed to get that out. [/QUOTE]
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