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To: GraceZ who wrote (24579)	10/16/2004 8:35:24 PM
From: The Wharf	Respond to of 306849

You have very mischievous looking attractive facial features. It is darn difficult to take time off from career and have children. If your income is sufficient you end up with a career and a Nanny to help. If income is not surplus it is a bit more difficult at forty something than thirty to cope with less sleep that comes with the new baby. It is not forgetting it is a matter of choosing the proper time and some times there is no proper time. Nor is there any specific gender attached to the rearing of a child. It is a little more tricky for single parents who have selected to be a single parent especially if you are in a position where you cannot have flexible hours. >>You can't win, any choice you make is going to be criticized by someone for being the wrong one. To me it really isn't about winning choice is a private issue as to what works for you as to reasonably happy.