What if you do not trust grandma to be your children’s primary caregiver? This is part of the reason I chose to not have kids. I knew I could not afford childcare. My mother would happily do it for free, but she is batshit crazy and unpredictable. I would not want her to have unsupervised access to my hypothetical children for 8+ hours a day, 5 days a week.

Have you tried Cerave’s bar soap?

These states that declined the aid most likely want low-income people to have no choice but to rely on local churches for any help.

I always heard it as, “Want you tomorrow when your baby is sick.”

Who would want to teach with student behavior being out of control like this?

Over ten years ago as a student, I sold tickets for plays and concerts at the University of Montana and got some comp tickets to a play that she was in. She’s very talented and I’m glad to see that she won!

I think lack of time off and the cost of airfare and other traveling costs are the reason for that. Depending on where you live in the US, it can be extremely expensive to fly to Europe.

That makes sense. I apparently can’t do math this morning.

40% seems low.

Unfortunately a lot of Americans believe children are the property of their parents. We need a children’s bill of rights.