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ok i will explain the whole situation. i just had a baby 4 months ago. i am arranged married to a man 2 years ago. i have a certificate for pharmacy technician but its not good income for rest of my life most 16 dollars an hour. i have some college credits. my husband works full time. i take care of the baby at home. what to do, i want to get nursing licensce because it does have a chance in furthering my education. but how do i do it. the classes are 8 am to 3 pm which my husband works during those hours. i feel like i am stuck in thi rut for rest of my life. i need want more money for my life. money matters, because i feel like lack of it creates more tension in ones household emotionally. did anyone go through this and found a solution. i don't have anyone to babysit.so for the only choice is me going to college and taking 2 classes per semester at night. from 7 pm to 10 pm. i will finsih something in 10plus years lol. guys advice please. i would give you points for best advice. luv Go to the night classes now and get started on your education. As your baby gets older more options will open up to you. Many colleges have babysitting services, times change your husband's hours could change, you may have a relative who could come live with you and watch your child. Keep your eyes open and you will find ways, don't give up. Wait until the child gets old enough for daycare and then school to further your career Try finding a baby sitter. Maybe someone in your family or you husband's family could watch the baby while you're in school. day care for the baby or wait until the baby is in school and then pursue schooling. Solve each problem one at a time, one day at a time. Not only take night courses - take weekend courses as well. It will suck for the longest time and your husband needs to be willing to help with everything but it can be done - even in less than 10 years! Also look for colleges that have accelerated courses. Go to the local hospital and ask the nurses there if the recommend some place. Good luck You may realize later in life that you should be enjoying your child right now. Wait till baby gets a bit older then enter in daycare. Or ask husband to look into other options so you can go to school in daytime hours. Get started by taking some night classes now and when the baby is older and can go to a babysitter or daycare, Up your class load. If you want to go to scholo don't wait or you may never do it. baby doll, Have you tried on-line schooling ? Or on-line work ! Look for a branch of a university. Most of those smaller campus universitys are geared towards the older adults who work, have children, etc. They usually have a daycare right there at the university. You and your husband choose to have a baby. First of all, do not blame this on your child, the children always suffer. I am in that situation almost I go back to school and finish my degree. But I HAVE a little baby then i went back when she was 6 months and it was ok but it was a little hard ajusting to school. so the first sem i withdrew myself out of school because i was overwhelmed.But now I am in school this semester and my baby is now just turning 12 months and I am happy tha i made the right decision to go back she is at a sitter on the days I have classes. like monday, wed, and friday but i am not yhere alday long.So you can do it it is january now so do some planning find a reliable sitter and go ahead and find the college and get acepted first in school and you and your husband will need to work things out. like somedays when I have school my hubby will keep the baby for those hours i am at school.But you can do it.Never know when the hubby might walk out on you so it is better to get educated and get a degree and have that as back up especially nursing you always have a job. |
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