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07-13-2012, 01:00 PM
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Nap time
Do you ever wish it were legal to go shopping while your kids are napping? I mean, I get that it's not safe and what if they wake up and I don't think I could ever really do it...but sometimes it would be so convenient!
I'm trying to make dinner for my friend who just had a baby (  ) but we don't have parmesan cheese! So now those plans are out the window and I'll have kids sleeping until 3:30 at which point it'll be too late. Luckily DH helped me come up with something else, but gosh I wish I could just hop to the store really quickly.I seriously spend all day making excuses not to go places, until nap time, when I really want to go do some really quick errands, but can't. Weird. Maybe it's because nothing is quick with 2 kids, but by myself it would take 15 minutes.
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07-13-2012, 01:25 PM
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I could never do it, I'm just super protective and kind of a worry wart about things that could happen... but I do know of 2 moms who have done it!!!!
 I know the feeling, though. It is tough to just make a quick run for something with kids in tow. Back when I was a kid I remember mom leaving us in the car while she ran into the grocery store real quick. People just don't do that anymore. 
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07-13-2012, 01:47 PM
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(giggles) I think your wish should be "Wish all stores would deliever without a charge and and my cell phone has an app for it!!!!"
But I've been there and can feel you, (still giggling and thinking, god how I love all our kids are adults now and its all me time) Last edited by Tamie; 07-13-2012 at 05:41 PM.
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07-13-2012, 02:42 PM
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I wouldn't go grocery shopping, but I did go and pick up dd from school while ds (2.5 y) was still napping a couple of times. School is only 3 minutes away so I'm always back within 8-10 minutes but I do admit that I felt uncomfortable about it.
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07-13-2012, 02:46 PM
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yeah - and then it would be my luck that I would be in an accident or the car break down... I've known parents who have done that too... too risky in my book... and now I have a 5 year old that tells me, "you go mama, I stay home"... umm, no, I go - you go! hahaha...
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07-13-2012, 03:39 PM
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The farthest I have gone is accross the street, and only for a minute! Even in a small town in makes me nervous, although I have thought about doing it many times! I am wondering how I am going to do school pickup in the fall with one napping....even though I can see the school door from my front window, I dont know if I could leave her here alone...she is too much of a trouble maker if she were to wake up! LOL
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07-13-2012, 05:26 PM
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That's great you have so much energy when your kids are napping. When my son slept...I seriously curled up on the floor on a mat and slept too. No chance I was going to cook a bunch in the kitchen!
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07-13-2012, 05:36 PM
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Oh, I'm totally with you. I would LOVE if that were possible, but I would never do it. I'm too much of a worrier too and I would be sick to my stomach the entire time. I couldn't, for sure. However, if school were three minutes away...I could see myself doing that. Today I went to the driveway to get something out of the car and my three year old locked me out of the house. Thankfully, I had my keys, but it gave me a small panic attack though.
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07-14-2012, 09:02 AM
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And getting locked out of the house is one of my biggest fears! When we were in an apartment and had to get through the outer doors before we could even get to our front door was the worst. Then 6 days before DD was born DS locked us out of the house! We had a friend come over and help us disassemble a basement window so we could get in. 
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