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Topic	Mom circles suck
Cleo_II 11/30/22 10:47:38 AM #15:	EndOfDiscOne posted... I do the drop offs too. I dont see much socializing between parents happening at drop offs. It wasnt until our previous daycare was closing that my wife contacted other moms on Facebook to look for other daycares. Shes now best friends with one of the moms and much happier. So I dont have any advice on how to bond with other moms, but hopefully you can find a way because its helped my wife out a lot. Yeah maybe I can look for a FB group. One that isnt filled with anti vaxxer anti science moms lol Ar0ge posted... Lol so I'm a stay at home dad. And whenever I try to take my kid out to interact with other kids it's always moms everywhere I go. And they all treat me like I'm dumb or something I need to find a dad circle. Dad circles sound way more fun tbh Cuticrusader09 posted... Do you need one though? I never had one. When my kids started school I exchanged pleasantries at pickup but really didnt do much with the other parents. I did have 2 kids though so they had each other to play with. Now they are 11 & 13 and are each others best friends which Im glad for. They do have other friends at school so they dont just have each other. Eh I dont need one but I do like having friends as an outlet that I can talk to and understand me. I feel like my friend group isnt the same now that I have a toddler and they dont. I dont really have any other outlet atm with wfh and only talking to people virtually all day. I feel like Im starting to lose my mind from the endless loop of toddler, wfh in virtual meetings all day, cook, feed toddler, clean up, get them ready for bed, sleep, rinse and repeat over and over. I want a second child to keep the first company so they can grow up and play together. My husband does not. So were at a standstill there sadly <cite>Cleo_II posted [p:969808073] in Mom circle... [t:80256506]...</cite> <quote>EndOfDiscOne posted... </cite><quote>I do the drop offs too. I dont see much socializing between parents happening at drop offs.It wasnt until our previous daycare was closing that my wife contacted other moms on Facebook to look for other daycares. Shes now best friends with one of the moms and much happier.So I dont have any advice on how to bond with other moms, but hopefully you can find a way because its helped my wife out a lot.</quote>Yeah maybe I can look for a FB group. One that isnt filled with anti vaxxer anti science moms lolAr0ge posted... </cite><quote>Lol so I'm a stay at home dad. And whenever I try to take my kid out to interact with other kids it's always moms everywhere I go. And they all treat me like I'm dumb or somethingI need to find a dad circle.</quote>Dad circles sound way more fun tbhCuticrusader09 posted... </cite><quote>Do you need one though? I never had one. When my kids started school I exchanged pleasantries at pickup but really didnt do much with the other parents. I did have 2 kids though so they had each other to play with. Now they are 11 & 13 and are each others best friends which Im glad for. They do have other friends at school so they dont just have each other.</quote>Eh I dont need one but I do like having friends as an outlet that I can talk to and understand me. I feel like my friend group isnt the same now that I have a toddler and they dont. I dont really have any other outlet atm with wfh and only talking to people virtually all day. I feel like Im starting to lose my mind from the endless loop of toddler, wfh in virtual meetings all day, cook, feed toddler, clean up, get them ready for bed, sleep, rinse and repeat over and over. I want a second child to keep the first company so they can grow up and play together. My husband does not. So were at a standstill there sadly</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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