Anita Brayke laments being made to feel guilty for not being there for her four children by the school nurse. The school nurse may be living in the past, or not aware of the individual circumstances of Brayke’s existence. The nurse complains that she is not immediately reachable. Brayke’s attitude is “so what”. That is a common attitude among parents today. Parents today may have to earn an income, to provide shelter, clothing, and sustenance for their children, in some cases as single parents.
This is a legitimate philosophy of parenting. Parents today have inherited a new world to live in, one which their parents most likely did not. For instance, it is a known fact that President Bill Clinton’s mother was a nurse, and was a single parent.
This is a legitimate philosophy of parenting. Parents today have inherited a new world to live in, one which their parents most likely did not. For instance, it is a known fact that President Bill Clinton’s mother was a nurse, and was a single parent.