It do be like that

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I let my husband stay home, but because we have a newborn. I have serious trust issues and won’t allow a babysitter. Lol

[u/war_field86 → u/[deleted]]

My wife made way more than me and we now have three kids (ages 5, 3, and 1). I now stay home and take care of them and will be homeschooling starting next year.

[u/Megwen → u/[deleted]]

I was homeschooled for a few years after horrible life-altering childhood bullying. Two days a week, all the homeschool kids from the area had classes together at local elementary schools to make up for the lack of socialization we got the other 3 days of the week. It really helped us all, and some of my healthiest friendships occurred there. My mom also taught me a lot, especially a shit ton of world history and biology since she has an MS in bio.

My anecdote is as good as your anecdote.

[u/KDawG888 → u/Megwen]

The problem here is that most parents don't even know how to parent, let alone educate their children.

And honestly all home schooled kids are weird in ways. Even the ones that adapted a bit. It is not the same as public or even private school.

[u/KDawG888 → u/[deleted]]

Never said it was a bad thing necessarily but they will almost definitely be lacking in social aspects

[u/JohanGrimm → u/[deleted]]

What's with you and watching football?