Must've left something out....right?

[Dragon Owner]

I have quite a few part-timers, and a few of those make their own arrival time. Today I was waiting and waiting for Dcb to show up, 10am came and went, 11 am came and went, 12 noon...the phone rings. So sorry, I over slept ( Mom works at night) just woke up, didn't realize Dcb was still here, can I switch his day for Thursday.
I said sure.
Then I got thinking, if you were asleep from 6 (when she gets home) until lunch time, who was looking after your 3 1/2 yr old?? If the dad was there, why didn't he bring him.
Can't you just picture the amount of mischeif a 3 yr old can get into? The Dangers!!

[apples and bananas]

oh my... some questions you just don't want to ask.

[momofnerds]

hmmm just hmmmm, acually I would be curious what her answer would be, please ask.

[Sandbox Sally]

Wow. Yeah, that's not on her, that's on dad. Yipes. Good thing he's ok.

[mom-in-alberta]

Yikes! Is it possible that she went to sleep without telling Daddy to bring Boy to daycare? Maybe Dad had the day off.
I hope that there is some kind of explanation, because it is crazy that dc boy may have been left to his own devices for hours at a time.

[Dragon Owner]

Curiosity (spl?) got the better of me and I asked.
The Father was working at home that day. She said that you would think he would have brought Dcb over, seeing that she was asleep but no.

Nobody told me that the hardest part of looking after kids, was dealing with the parents!

[mom-in-alberta]

Curiosity (spl?) got the better of me and I asked.
The Father was working at home that day. She said that you would think he would have brought Dcb over, seeing that she was asleep but no.

Nobody told me that the hardest part of looking after kids, was dealing with the parents!

First of all: thank God!!! I would have hated to think it was just her, sleeping, and a 3 yr old.

Secondly: Indeed, it is the hardest part of the job!