I agree. Katie has plenty of education to teach the kids the basics. With both parents at home, it's just ridiculous to spend that money on preschool for Gaines and glorified daycare for Brooks. If they want their kids socialized, they can do playdates with friends from church or something like that. When my kids were little, I belonged to a babysitting co-op. You had to be recommended by another mom to join, and we used poker chips to "pay" for babysitting. Kids got to play with other kids, and moms could have time to themselves for appointments or whatever without having to spend money or feel like they were imposing on anyone. Something like that would be much more appropriate than spending several hundred dollars a month to get rid of the kids for a few hours. I honestly don't think it's about "valuing education" with them. I think it's about not having to deal with the kids.HelloSweetie wrote:They could teach Gaines at home until they are back on their feet. Yes it’s important to take education seriously, but it’s also important to not leave your child homeless and in a house of stress and chaos. Kids will find a way to make it THEIR FAULT. $500 a month is something they just cannot afford right now. They need to face that reality. So many struggling families would love to be able to send their children to private preschools for the best education possible, but not everyone can do that. Entitlement is why Katie and Cullen make a lot of the decisions that have gotten them where they are. Their kids DESERVE the best. Life doesn’t work like that.
I did find it ironic that Katie talked about their need to save money while wearing her new monogrammed sweatshirt.
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They just don't want to have to parent any more than absolutely necessary. Just like they do the bare minimum with their pets.
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