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Am i overreacting?

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Shelly
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Am i overreacting?

So, I usually pick up DD from school. Today, I had a work event after work and hired a sitter to take DD home, expecting DD to come home his usual time. I told the babysitter I would only need her until 7:30 (when DH comes home from work) and no need to bathe her or put her to bed.

Well I am out at my work event and i get a text from DH that he is just leaving work at 8. DH works in Syosset and we live in the city. I was furious! Not that he was working late- that happens. But to not tell me until it was an hour after he was expected home. I was livid! DD didn't get to bed on time (which makes her cranky at school) and didn't get a bath. He thought I was already home, but didn't see what the big deal was because she was home with a good sitter. I couldn't believe that he wouldn't communicate with me that he was running late- knowing that I was going to be home late night.

Am I overreacting or is he as wrong as I think he is?

Posted 4/4/13 9:58 PM
 

Goobster
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Re: Am i overreacting?

Wrong! what if the sitter had to leave? He was def wrong.

Posted 4/4/13 10:46 PM
 

nrthshgrl
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Re: Am i overreacting?

I could see why he wouldn't think it was a big deal if you were home but yes, he should have called earlier.

It's not a fatal thing but I'd be annoyed. I'd be even more annoyed because no one wants to piss off a good babysitter.

Posted 4/5/13 11:23 AM
 

MissShelly
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Re: Am i overreacting?

Posted by nrthshgrl

I could see why he wouldn't think it was a big deal if you were home but yes, he should have called earlier.

It's not a fatal thing but I'd be annoyed. I'd be even more annoyed because no one wants to piss off a good babysitter.



This is what I was thinking. As long as he apologized and realizes why it was a mistake I wouldn't hold it against him, accidents happen.

Posted 4/8/13 11:52 AM
 

JerseyMamaOf3
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Re: Am i overreacting?

It sounds like mis-communication but I would be annoyed too. Mainly because I couldn't call the sitter to let her know she needed to stay longer.

Posted 4/9/13 5:48 PM
 
 

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