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Old Feb 16, 2012, 10:15 AM
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If you put that you are a bad mum and wish you were a better one and put that in your posts then be a better mum ffs or give em to some1 that will love em in the way you wont! Simple! sort yourself out!

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Old Feb 16, 2012, 11:02 AM
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People don't hand their kids over because they are having a rough go of it lately. Obese mom's don't give their kids away because they can only watch their kids play instead of play with them. Feeling like a bad mom is a normal thing. I always wonder what I can do better on and live with guilt because I didn't do this right or say this right. Feeling like a bad mom vs actually being a bad mom are two different things and I don't feel like your simple does it solution is conducive to a lot of women on here who are struggling with these feelings. Imo.
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Old Feb 16, 2012, 11:16 AM
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it's not that simple...it's not a simple "put up or shut up" kind of thing with a one way solution...you have never had a bad day as a parent (if you are one)...

i think it is much healthier to come to a place such as this to vent, scream yell, ask for support than to not ask for help & then get into trouble & handle the stress alone. what is wrong with asking for help? or doubting your ability to nurture a child? who hasn't had doubts about their abilities at some skill?

i worry more for those that don't profess any doubts & just say "i am a good parent. i do everything right. my kids are fine." really? you never get angry, frustrated, overwhelmed?

this is a place to reach out for support...just like you are permitted to state your opinion & get feedback..so are those other parents...

so using your statement...if someone complains about parenting...their kids should be taken away or given away...how many complaints? what type of complaints? removed to a state agency? where they will be in a foster home? should the parents get care to help them cope?

what do you suggest?

(and before you ask...no i am not a parent...but i have worked in child care, i have raised dogs, & have done law enforcement so i have seen the effects of domestic issues. i am also a survivor of abuse as a child...so i have been there, done that....& i don't think being removed to a foster home would have helped my situation at all..in fact it probably would have made things worse..for without proper counseling & therapy...it might have killed me)
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Old Feb 16, 2012, 04:23 PM
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If you put that you are a bad mum and wish you were a better one and put that in your posts then be a better mum ffs or give em to some1 that will love em in the way you wont! Simple! sort yourself out!
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