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My friend has a toddler and she lives with her parents. She said she's really busy everyday, doing laundry, looking after her son, and taking care of every other need of her son has. She's also doing some part time job. She said she could really use anyone's help doing all this. But instead of getting that, her mom would add more chores for her to do. She is annoyed because her mom isn't working and stays at home only. All she has to do is look after herself and instead of helping, she makes my friend do more chores. I don't know if my friend is just being selfish or her mom is. What can you guys say about this?
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Maybe she should just try talking or reasoning out to her mom. Tell her how she feels. Her mom might just understand her situation better. I'm sure her mom will be ready to help her.
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Taking care of a toddler is a hectic task and an elder person may see it as a huge help just to monitar the kid even if it is part of the day.Also parents place means saving on rent and other related expenses probably that counts as well.And in these circunstances the aged mom may seek some help in return.Probably a day care arrangement for the kid may help better.
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i agree with foxxyy's suggestion...about day care...this way she will have more time to do household chores and she will be able help her mom...
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suzy,
I don't think it is the mother's job to help her take care of her child. By having a child your friend should accept the responsibility and work needed to raise the child properly. In this sense she is being a little selfish. Her parents are already offering her a place to stay and raise her child, she should take this as help in itself, cochise |
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ya her mom is really selfish you better striaght away talk to her and try to solve it out
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