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I dont have a babysitter, and my husband works so I have to take my kids with me. My 7 mo old sits up front in the infant seat and I have to put my 22 mo old in the basket part. He somewhat enjoys sitting there and "helping" mommy put things in the cart but can get a little out of hand somtimes and refuses to sit down. For the 1st time, which I knew would happen sooner or later, he fell out. Hes okay, dont worry, but scared me to death! Its the only way I can shop, I cant let him walk beside me because I will be chasing him all over and never get any shopping done. Our store does not have the carts with the 2 seats up front for 2 kids. And I DO NOT have the luxury of a babysitter because everyone works. Any suggestions? I distract him the best I can but Im running out of options. Hes almost 2 and doesnt quite grasp the fact of "doing what he is told" quite yet. Thanks for your help.
And its not easy dragging a second cart aroud either, tried that once. I hate putting him in the basket cuase I know its not safe unless I can keep him seated. My mom said I fell out when I was his age but I wriggled out of the belt up front!
And my 7 mo old is too big to put in an infant carrier seat ant put it over the basket part and my oldest ride up front. Thats what I used to do. She fits just right in the infant seat attached to the cart.
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When mine were that little, I grocery shopped at night when they were asleep, and my husband was home.
Could you enlist a friend to do a trade, like either swap days or take turns the same day, you go and she watches your kids, then she goes and you watch her kids?
Does a nearby church offer a Mother's Day Out program you could do for 1-3 days a week, 9a-12n, depending on what you need? You'll really appreciate this time to do lots of things, like dr appts, hair cuts, working out, cleaning house, or whatever.
When mine were that little, I grocery shopped at night when they were asleep, and my husband was home.
Could you enlist a friend to do a trade, like either swap days or take turns the same day, you go and she watches your kids, then she goes and you watch her kids?
Does a nearby church offer a Mother's Day Out program you could do for 1-3 days a week, 9a-12n, depending on what you need? You'll really appreciate this time to do lots of things, like dr appts, hair cuts, working out, cleaning house, or whatever.
Are people evolving into a more apathetic being?
Deana Davi
It seems like as time goes on, people become more apathetic. This is not how I envisioned future humans to be, but tht's probably becaseu of watching Star Trek when I was young.
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The world in the previous decades had more social and professional justice and sense of good overall. People could have a stable life looking forward for the future.
In today's world, people have to fight hard just to stay afloat and social and professional injustice is ubiquitous. The crooked politicians are hostile to the people who elected them and do not represent them, but instead represent the elites financial interests. People see these criminals not only go unpunished but, instead, rewarded for their criminal actions with luxury retirements and millionaire off shore accounts. These days, banks and financial institutions sell out entire countries and their population for their own profit creating widespread misery. Money is above everything. it buys everything and everyone and always has the final word. Many people don't see the light at the end of the tunnel. Injustice and low ethics, as a whole, became ubiquitous. Even as one turns on the TV, one can't almost (or not at all) see or hear about these major problems being discussed (widespread financial corruption and its toll on entire countries and societies, people's lives) above everything what one sees an obvious corrupted stupefying propaganda machine that completely ignores the "elephant in the room" and ethical values, in general, instead, promoting a numb acceptance of these injustices as an unavoidable fact of life. Movies and tv-series are completely devoid of any intellectual content that would make you think and just aim for instant gratification and relief from the ugly reality with a standardized formula of permanently fixed brain numbing content.
All these, I think, contribute to this apathetic state of mind.
The world in the previous decades had more social and professional justice and sense of good overall. People could have a stable life looking forward for the future.
In today's world, people have to fight hard just to stay afloat and social and professional injustice is ubiquitous. The crooked politicians are hostile to the people who elected them and do not represent them, but instead represent the elites financial interests. People see these criminals not only go unpunished but, instead, rewarded for their criminal actions with luxury retirements and millionaire off shore accounts. These days, banks and financial institutions sell out entire countries and their population for their own profit creating widespread misery. Money is above everything. it buys everything and everyone and always has the final word. Many people don't see the light at the end of the tunnel. Injustice and low ethics, as a whole, became ubiquitous. Even as one turns on the TV, one can't almost (or not at all) see or hear about these major problems being discussed (widespread financial corruption and its toll on entire countries and societies, people's lives) above everything what one sees an obvious corrupted stupefying propaganda machine that completely ignores the "elephant in the room" and ethical values, in general, instead, promoting a numb acceptance of these injustices as an unavoidable fact of life. Movies and tv-series are completely devoid of any intellectual content that would make you think and just aim for instant gratification and relief from the ugly reality with a standardized formula of permanently fixed brain numbing content.
All these, I think, contribute to this apathetic state of mind.
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