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taking the maid home?
I was wondering what you girls thought of taking the maid home. I am going home for 2 months and we just have a new maid. I have a 7 month old and will be staying with my parents. I have 4 weddings to attend and thats the reason I am going actually. My mother is 75% blind and my father has a handicap. This morning when talking to my husband I was saying it will be hard to go to all the wedding receptions because my parents are old and are not able to carry my son or care for him if I would be at the weddings. Another option is to take my son along but most are 3 to 4 hours drives away from our house. So I wouldnt be able to go with him in the morning, put him into bed at 7pm and than drive back because of the distance. Most of the time when I go home I end up working because I feel bad my parents are alone for the rest of the year but than I come back home quite exhausted which this year would be a challenge coz my son is an extremely demanding little charming devil.
My husband than said, I think its better if you take the maid along to be able to help your parents. I thought that was a weird idea because the concept of nanny/maid back home isnt as accepted. I can already see my mother cook and make coffee for the maid in stead of the other way around because that is the way my parents are.
Anyway, just wondering what you think of this..
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