If you've ever booked a babysitter so you can go out at night when yourkidsaren't around, make alternate arrangements if your kids cancel at the last minute Or you should stay home.
But one mother said that just one day before her weddingof her brother, whom she was due to attend with her husband, she was in that very scenario. I realized that I was stuck in
The mother initially planned to have her husband's sister take care of the children, but after her spouse contracted the novel coronavirus, she decided to move to a place where the children could stay at home.reports mirrorclaiming he had to withdraw because he didn't want to stay.
And since there are no children at the wedding, mothers cannot bring their children to attend the wedding. In a Mumsnet postshe said: Due to the distance, we need to stay at least 2 nights, so it will take 3 full days. We roped our brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law.
``My brother-in-law found out yesterday that he has Covid, so I can't send them right now.
'' I said. I told my brother that I can't come today because I can't find someone to look after my children for two nights soon. That is everyone's great wish!"
'She said she couldn't attend the wedding and should take the children to her sister-in-law's house anyway. refused to do so, however, because she and her family were leaving on vacation next week and did not want to expose their children to the novel coronavirus just before their flight.
Added: Separation rules are inherently redundant, so I was asked if I could send anyway
"I said no. I'm not asking you, especially because I'm going on vacation next week and I don't want my kids to take the coronavirus to Turkey.
"Was it irrational to say no? ?I think that if you ask people to make the 700-mile round trip trip to a wedding without inviting their children, you run the risk of things going wrong and things like this happening. After asking her child-bearing sister not to bring her children to the wedding, she "has no right to" be upset that she cannot attend.
Attending a wedding without his sister coming to babysit the children at home.
added like "This is a childless wedding matter. You did your best with childcare arrangements, but it's not your fault that it all fell apart."
and one-third said: Come in with the issue of parenting.
The mother said she needed to be with her husband because she was unable to drive due to a "leg injury" and needed her sister-in-law. I declined other options.
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