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Posted: 18 years ago
#21

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

What about maa ka kaleja...kya woh tilmila nahi utthega or is it thing of the yore...Office may phone ki ghanti baccche ka ma ma kahke rona nahi yaad dilayenge? how will you work in such a situation?

Men are crude.... maa ki godi mey sar rakh key sone may jo sukoon hai - you want to put a baap ki godi - something unheard of....😆.... A the risk of sounding stereotypical to the feminist I'd say.. Women are naturally endowed with that exquisite finesse for motherhood...Men are just incidental in giving them that opportunity ..😊....

😆😆Qwerty, Now you remind me of old Nirupa Roy carrying bricks in a fata hua white Cotton saree for her betas. 😆

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Posted: 18 years ago
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Originally posted by: Maya_M

😆😆Qwerty, Now you remind me of old Nirupa Roy carrying bricks in a fata hua white Cotton saree for her betas. 😆

😆....

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Posted: 18 years ago
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@Qwerty: On a serious note I get your point. That is why I wrote in reply to Ahmad's questionnaire that Mothers know what is best for their baby. It is maternal instinct. I chose to stay with my baby but that doesn't mean that someone who didn't is less motherly.
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Posted: 18 years ago
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Originally posted by: qwertyesque

[Just te same way as only one of them ends up delivering the baby.... It was another thing if one delivered the arms other the legs then they used a manual to assemble the baby...😆😆

Fun aside...

What I meant there,.. infact if you read it carefully,was not that feminist 😊

provision of security and stable home which generally becomes fathers responsibility during early days is equally tough job as that of mothers dealing with child .. dealing with wife mood swings .. pamper her with love and alot of other such things which do count and required ultimately for better development of child. 😊

To me even roles can be switched according to particular situations and household. Undue pressure on either partner is not fair .

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Posted: 18 years ago
#25

Originally posted by: guess_gallery

Hi Guys,

Just want to ask few questions...

1) After a child is born who will have more responsibility father /mother?

Both have equal, but not necessarily identical responsibilities!

(a)Answer in every ones mind will pop up is both. But, when parents get divorce or separated why mothers are given first preference for child stay??

Because women are better at multi-tasking, and they have a better support system i.e. relatives, friends, neighbours to fall back upon in case of emergencies. (all that time spent chatting over the phone or over the backyard fence does come in handy!)

(b) Is mother having more responsibility towards her child coz she spends more time, because father might be working abroad or going office from 9-4 job etc

More time spent doesn't equal more responsibility. Like I said earlier, equal but not identical reponsibility. Also, a woman who stays at home does much more than simply take care of the child, so she already has added responsibilities. Being in a 9-5 job is not a good enough excuse to shirk from your duties towards your child even if as Qwerty put it " men are (merely)incidental " in the creation of parenthood!

(c)Should females quit there job after giving birth to a baby so that they can give there own teaching and values( and can spend quality time with them as every one want to see there child grow)

A child needs values from both parents , so a woman quitting her job and staying at home will not guarantee perfect values (especially if she was making mega bucks and is now at the mercy of her husband to buy her the latest Louis Vuitton handbag!😉). However, I would add here that as and when I have a child I will quit working to see my child grow (actually I am lying! I am paranoid, and won't be able to trust anyone else with it!😃)

(d)Is it right that babies are given to Grand parents for the take care? As parents step out to work.(cant mother be in home and see there own child)

Depends. I was raised by a grandparent and grew up to be perfectly normal with no role-model confusion. If the parents are handing over the child so that they can have their pre-parenthood lifestyle, then it's a complete no-no. However, if the grandparents offer to help and are not inconvenienced by the responsibility, then why not? Sometimes grandparents want the responsibility in order to prevent stagnation, and boredom in their post-retirement lives. Personally, if I had to, I'd rather let my parents take care of my child than a stranger.

Note:- females who need to work to run there family because husbands income is not sufficient for the family is optional but I am talking about those girls who work because they have simply studied and even though if they don't work there home can easily run by husbands income.

The idea that women should work only if their husbands need financial assistance doesn't gel with me. In my opinion, women should work for their economic independence. Today she might have a husband who is rolling in money. Kal agar woh na ho, ya phir uske saath "woh" ho???

Cheers,

Ahmed

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Posted: 18 years ago
#26

Originally posted by: Maya_M

@Qwerty: On a serious note I get your point. That is why I wrote in reply to Ahmad's questionnaire that Mothers know what is best for their baby. It is maternal instinct. I chose to stay with my baby but that doesn't mean that someone who didn't is less motherly.

Hmm so I can conclude that gender biasing is a natural phenomenon😉😃 and we blame the poor human mentality.

I agree that baby's are attached to mom intially for 1 - 2 year for reason which I detest to mention, after that IMO - both know and understand what is the best. I really fail to understand why cannot male counter part considered to be equal or better, when it comes to raising kids, when actually they(some) are or they can be, given oppurtunity (mom's don't trust dad's😉 😆).

Should forward this post to my Bro/BIL's and get them here to back me up. 😆

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Posted: 18 years ago
#27

Originally posted by: Morning_Dew

Fun aside...

What I meant there,.. infact if you read it carefully,was not that feminist 😊

provision of security and stable home which generally becomes fathers responsibility during early days is equally tough job as that of mothers dealing with child .. dealing with wife mood swings .. pamper her with love and alot of other such things which do count and required ultimately for better development of child. 😊

To me even roles can be switched according to particular situations and household. Undue pressure on either partner is not fair .

I know dewey what you said wasnt feminist... and that bold comment is quite important i think..People find it easier to get out of the house and work - mostly it works like a escape route - roles that a home-maker plays at home may not have such escape route and that situation itself may become all the more demanding...😊

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Posted: 18 years ago
#28

Originally posted by: Maya_M

😆😆Qwerty, Now you remind me of old Nirupa Roy carrying bricks in a fata hua white Cotton saree for her betas. 😆

Maya, I think you are obsessed with Nirupa Roy!

When r u not reminded of her? Surprisingly you didn't mention her eating rotis with onions here.😆😆

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Posted: 18 years ago
#29

Originally posted by: raj5000

Hmm so I can conclude that gender biasing is a natural phenomenon😉😃 and we blame the poor human mentality.

You got me there Anshu. 😃

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Posted: 18 years ago
#30

Originally posted by: Sound

Maya, I think you are obsessed with Nirupa Roy!

When r u not reminded of her? Surprisingly you didn't mention her eating rotis with onions here.😆😆

First it was KJo and now Nirupa Roy. 😆😆

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