i know that a lot of college students specializing in early childhood education babysit at a discounted rate to gain experience (i was one of said students and we’d post in local mom facebook groups/nextdoor app)
@sarah 💗💗💗💗💗
if you need anyone to talk to my DMs are always open. I’m 23 too and about to have 2 under 1 so i feel you. The exhaustion is real. Mentally and Physically
@sarah maybe I will soon. I’m just kinda embarrassed by my overall situation
there’s no need to be embarrassed! it’s a completely normal feeling
I was there. Walking in those shoes, except I was 18 & fresh out of high school. It’s hard. Especially when you don’t have a “village”. Parenting alone is the hardest thing there is to do. Im here if you need to talk.
hey babes. so best thing to do is not let her know if he’s planning on coming. he’s already shown you and her that he’s unreliable and not a good father. no need to get her hopes up anymore. if he says he’s going to pick her up say cool and leave it at that if he shows, then great but if he doesn’t at least your daughter won’t be disappointed. As far as work/school it can definitely be hard without help. But maybe being able to do something outside of being “mom” would be good for you. Maybe look at part time jobs and see if there are any reliable sitters in your area