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Answered at 4:21 PM on Nov. 6, 2009 by:
Anonymous
No.
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Answered at 4:21 PM on Nov. 6, 2009 by:
Sure if they wanted to.
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Answered at 4:23 PM on Nov. 6, 2009 by:
yes, if the person felt up to it.
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Answered at 4:24 PM on Nov. 6, 2009 by:
Well, I suppose it would depend on the person and how long I've known them. For instance, if my sister was going through PPD and felt okay enough to babysit, I would let her. I trust her with my life and certainly trust her with my child. However, my daughter is 16 months and has only been babysat by her grandparents (I'm a sahm). My sister and I get together about every 2 weeks, so when she comes over I want to hang out with her, not ask her to babysit.
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Answered at 4:28 PM on Nov. 6, 2009 by:
no, i would offer to take their child for a few hrs so they can rest
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Answered at 4:34 PM on Nov. 6, 2009 by:
Anonymous
Wow,way to make her feel even shittier! Lots of normal everyday people take antidepressants! Believe it or no I'll bet one of your kids teachers or babysitters takes something and you never knew! I'd be more worried about someone babysitting my kid with ppd if they weren't taking something! Should we all not be allowed around children?Extreme cases where kids are in danger are very rare!
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Answered at 4:43 PM on Nov. 6, 2009 by:
Well, I would hope she is taking Prozac and not a man named Prazac (umm yes I'm a geeky wrestling fan and it was a funny error k lol)
Taking anti-depressents are not at all sign of whether someone is capable of being a good care giver. That is like saying anyone on medication for a chronic illness is a bad care giver. I am on medication for asthma? So, should I stop taking care of kids? I mean you know I could have an asthma attack. Chances are greater that I will have an asthma attack over that woman having a bout with depression.
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Answered at 4:43 PM on Nov. 6, 2009 by:
Anonymous
Wow,way to make her feel even shittier! Lots of normal everyday people take antidepressants! Believe it or no I'll bet one of your kids teachers or babysitters takes something and you never knew! I'd be more worried about someone babysitting my kid with ppd if they weren't taking something! Should we all not be allowed around children?Extreme cases where kids are in danger are very rare!
Actually, I had a friend of mine tell me she didn't want me to watch her kid b/c I"M THE ONE WITH PPD! My DD is 4 months and I'm on meds for it and feel much better now. Way to go ASSuming things, though. I'm very good with kids too, going to school to be a teacher. I was hurt by her comment so wanted to get other mom opinion.
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Answered at 4:47 PM on Nov. 6, 2009 by:
Anonymous
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BTW, thanks to all you ladies who are answering the ? without being judgemental. Ladies like you are the ones who make this site worthwhile. :-)
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Answered at 4:47 PM on Nov. 6, 2009 by:
Anonymous
Sure, why not?