When my kids were very young, and I was still in the corporate rat race, I looked for company-sponsored child care. At the time, the notion of on-site care centers was new, but catching on in certain forward-thinking cities.
But, knowing how distracting a child can be, and how disruptive to the typical workplace, I wouldn't appreciate a crib in the cubicle next door. I agree with the suggestion that the company allow the mom to work from home.
I had to take my kids to the office a couple of times, when I had meetings and my hubby wasn't available. I wouldn't wish that experience on anyone! My kids were never bratty, but - they were still kids, LOL!
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When my kids were very young, and I was still in the corporate rat race, I looked for company-sponsored child care. At the time, the notion of on-site care centers was new, but catching on in certain forward-thinking cities.
But, knowing how distracting a child can be, and how disruptive to the typical workplace, I wouldn't appreciate a crib in the cubicle next door. I agree with the suggestion that the company allow the mom to work from home.
I had to take my kids to the office a couple of times, when I had meetings and my hubby wasn't available. I wouldn't wish that experience on anyone! My kids were never bratty, but - they were still kids, LOL!
April 29, 2008 - 4:16pmThis Comment
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