Katharina Buczek
But, she is honestly not very confident that he is fit for the bill.
“I don’t think he’d make a good stay-at-home dad,” she revealed.
“He has very poor time management skills, poor housekeeping skills, and with his anxiety, it just sounds like a recipe for disaster.”
Still, her husband is confident that he would do a fine job. He also believes that staying home would allow him to work on house projects more, such as building furniture and “burning wood in the fire pit.”
Finally, her husband claimed that he would support her if she wanted to stay home with their son. So, he believes that she should do the same.
Her concerns have not just vanished, though, and whenever she tries to express her worries, they just wind up fighting, and her husband gets upset.
So now, she has no idea what to do. And even though she thinks her husband being a stay-at-home dad will ultimately backfire, she’s been left wondering whether she should give him a shot on a trial basis.
Can you understand why she’s hesitant to let her husband stay home with the baby? Does it sound like he has a full grasp of what’s required of stay-at-home parents? How can she handle this situation without upsetting her husband?
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