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Being rich means that you have a lot of avenues to explore in the world of parenting. Unencumbered by financial constraints and liberated by copious amounts of moolah in your coffers, if you want to hire a full-time nanny so that you can maintain your career, while also being a parent, go for it! There are many different ways to be a good parent, so if pursuing your passions in your career allows you to be a more present parent, that's the best course of action. However, when this husband and wife duo contemplated starting a family, they both agreed that they couldn't stay behind to care for the baby all day. Career-minded and set on keeping their work life afloat, this power couple shook hands and agreed to get a nanny once the baby was born—provided the mom paid 20% of their home's downpayment and the dad covered monthly baby expenses.
Seemed like a fair deal—until it wasn't upheld.
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"AITAH husband and MIL bullying me into being SAHM but I paid for our house"
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Woman tricked into a SAHM role after her MIL conspires with her husband, brainwashing him into forgetting their pre-baby agreements to maintain both careers and get a nanny: 'Now my husband refuses to lift a finger because he's the ‘provider’
When you're incredibly wealthy, you have options with childcare. But this career woman was forced into a stay-at-home mom role despite her and her husband's agreement pre-baby—all because a conspiring mother-in-law didn't agree with their progressive choice.
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