Family-in-law criticize working mom for taking 3-year-old to daycare once a week, she tells them to get jobs: 'Some days I don't get to work all day and have to work into the night'

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• After growing tired of the constant remarks from her husband's family, one working mom snapped and told them that they should all try having jobs. Both her sister-in-laws were stay-at-home moms, and her mother-in-law supported their choice.

  On the other hand, she worked a stay-at-home job while her husband was in the office. They decided to send their 3-year-old to daycare one day a week to give her some space to work and do chores, which her in-laws commented on as her taking a ‘break’. This led to her making this comment, but she wondered if she had gone too far.

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