Why not offer the child care subsidies to US workers, too?
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My son lovesss the garbage man, who's the sweetest guy ever. He passes out candy to kids, and even brought toys/ candy for Christmas. When we stopped seeing him on trash day for a few weeks we got worried and asked the current guy, who explained that he was in a car accident and is okay, but having wrist problems with driving the truck. We want to build him a get well or welcome back gift basket, but I have no idea what to put in it for this older man. Please give me some ideas!
33F, 9.5 months postpartum. I feel like I’ve lost my communication skills since becoming a mom. I wasn’t a great speaker before pregnancy, but now I fumble even in my native language, let alone English (my second/third language). At a recent dinner with friends, I could see their confused faces a couple of times when I couldn’t fully express what I was trying to say. Has anyone else experienced this postpartum “brain fog” or difficulty finding the right words? Does it get better with time?
My daughter is going through a phase where she cries anytime someone who is not me or her dad holds her. She’s 4months and I find myself holding her for the entire time the nanny is on duty. My husband says I need to let her cry it out with the nanny but it’s so hard for me to ignore her. It’s also starting to disrupt my day because I can’t workout or get anything done which defeats the purpose of having childcare. Any tips on how to get through this phase?
Because companies offer what they need to in order to be competitive in a specific market. It’s inherently not fair if you’re doing the same role, but it’s true with paid time off, leaves, benefits, salaries, etc. For what it’s worth, your salary will probably be significantly greater being US based.
It was more of a rhetorical question. But thank you for answering