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    I am really fed up with my In-Laws they interfere in each and everything. I am working mother and my daughter is 2.5 yrs old. While i am out they take care of my daughter as soon as i come home they start cribbing that your daughter is this that and all. I understand she is little naughty but they always talk sarcastically that you go out and enjoy and we have to take care of your daughter. They are really giving me mental torture i am not able to keep myself cool. I told my husband many times but he is like i can't help i cannot tell anything to my parents. In the past situations was so worst that i almost decided to divorce him just because of my daughter i thought for a while and came back. But now situation is same. Yesterday i saw my mother in law beating my daughter. They are showing anger on my daughter. Please advice me, i feel so helpless. In Feb i have to go to US for 4 months assignment, seeing this situation i am not sure i will be able to keep my daughter with them. They don't allow me to go to my parents house. Please guide or advice me, i am really stressed. There are many things i want to write but my patience is not allowing me. Thank you! Read More...
    hi,
    it's very difficult manage your situation. I observed lot of grand parents who don't have broad mind . They thought that it is responsibility of daughter-in-law if kids are very naughty and indiscipline. if kids are silent & discipline then that credit goes to them or their son but not to daughter-in-law. whatever it may be, with out help of husband it's very tough to take some decisions.
    some points i observed in your case
    1. you depended on your in-laws for the purpose of your kid.
    2. you need to do job for your finance/ dream.
    3. you don't have support of your husband

    so ultimately, you are key person who is managing all things at home but not getting results. already your kid is 2.5 years old. if you are in city, try to keep your kid in any good Day-care center on your office timings or hire a private nanny for your kid. Your husband & in-laws may reject this decision. but be strong yourself to argue with them. just try to explain them that you don't want to give risk to your in-laws because of your kid. While you are on your US tour, assign drop & pickup responsibility of kid to your husband at day care center daily. so that your in-laws can't point out you any more because of your kid. your kid also get social mingling nature as well as freedom from over control if she spent in day care . Some active kids are need friends to use their energy levels always instead of controllers. if control is over, their original skills will gone off in future and rejection level is increased.
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    Hi,

    I am 8 months pregnant now with age of 25. i had lot of dreams about my career from past 10 years. unfortunately still i didn't settle down in my dream job (IT developer). i left 3 nice job opportunities in past because of lack of support from parents , due to marriage, due to mother-in-law's health problems so on...even though my desire to have my dream job has been increased until now. I requested my husband to postpone my pregnancy. But he desired to have children at proper age. i couldn't betray his dream for my dream. so i obeyed it. i am doing free work to one company through online now to have grip on technology . i felt my self that due to several reasons, i am not able to satisfy my dream. Now also if i sacrifice my dream for other reasons, i can't settle down in my dream job forever because lot of GAP after academics will kill opportunities to me. Now i am in confusion that

    whether i have to sacrifice my career to give full time love to my child after birth or else can i sacrifice my baby's lovely time in Day care center to satisfy my dream career? I don't have support of Grand parents. I may need to left baby for 10 hours per day. so i am feeling guilty to left child in Day care center.I need your's suggestions. Read More...
    Lot of thanks to Samruti ji. Your suggestion is very valuable to me. I will think on it.
    Samruti Thakkar;6338 wrote:
    Hi,

    I empathize with you.. This happens all too often in India, where women have to give up on their dreams..

    Lets just see the facts:
    - you couldnt take up your dream job because of your parents
    - you left 3 great dream jobs because of your inlaws
    - to fulfill your husband's dream, you put your dream on hold.

    You have already lost a lot of wonderful opportunities in the past. If you didn't have a baby on the way, I would say that it is high time you do something for yourself and let your family do the compromising for once.

    But.. In all this, nothing is your unborn baby's fault. Your unborn baby does not deserve to be foisted off to some Day Care while you finally get to live your dream. Dreams have a way of changing or adapting as per your situation. But you, on the other hand, have seemed to hold onto your dream for a long long time. See, times are changing.. It is possible for mothers to do both - excel at work AND be a good mother. But looking at the fact that you wish to leave your baby for ten hours at a stretch means that you will only be able to excel at work. Being an IT developer can still be a dream you pursue. But you need to look for a flexible or part-time or work from home job so you can do both. Some companies have started hiring women to work a few days in office and the rest of the days from home. why dont you try finding a job like that. try fleximoms.in. it has good opportunities for moms.

    If you cannot find flexible work timings in your chosen field of work, it maybe time that adapt your dream a little. There are many other profiles in IT, some of which will definitely have flexible timing options. You need to look into those..

    Without grandparents also to support your child, your child will need you around. But that doesn't mean you need to give up on your dreams. Just adjust your dreams a little, and you can have it all. A well-balanced compromise within your family is key to it all.
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    Hi,

    I am 8 months pregnant now with age of 25. i had lot of dreams about my career from past 10 years. unfortunately still i didn't settle down in my dream job (IT developer). i left 3 nice job opportunities in past because of lack of support from parents , due to marriage, due to mother-in-law's health problems so on...even though my desire to have my dream job has been increased until now. I requested my husband to postpone my pregnancy. But he desired to have children at proper age. i couldn't betray his dream for my dream. so i obeyed it. i am doing free work to one company through online now to have grip on technology . i felt my self that due to several reasons, i am not able to satisfy my dream. Now also if i sacrifice my dream for other reasons, i can't settle down in my dream job forever because lot of GAP after academics will kill opportunities to me. Now i am in confusion that

    whether i have to sacrifice my career to give full time love to my child after birth or else can i sacrifice my baby's lovely time in Day care center to satisfy my dream career? I don't have support of Grand parents. I may need to left baby for 10 hours per day. so i am feeling guilty to left child in Day care center.I need your's suggestions. Read More...
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