u/moonmamapriestess777

Hello! What made you all pick a wheaten over the Poodle, Havanese, Barbet or other hypoallergenic breeds?

I saw the tech requirements online and am curious what everybody ended up going with? I’ve seen mixed opinions on here and I thought I’d be able to use my IPad. I’d love to hear everybody’s affordable recommendations. Thankyou!

Mom here of 3, youngest being 2 months old. I’ve struggled with being “just” a stay at home mom for the last 7 years - I need to go for my degree. I’m debating between SNHU or ASU… what made you guys try ASU and is it flexible for moms? Thanks! (Looking into my bachelors in Psych, eventually Masters and so on.

Mom here of 3, youngest being 2 months old. I’ve struggled with being “just” a stay at home mom for the last 7 years - I need to go for my degree. I’m debating between SNHU or ASU… what made you guys try SNHU and is it flexible for moms? Thanks! (Looking into my bachelors in Psych, eventually Masters and so on.

Goodmorning everybody, I know it’ll sound crazy but I’m looking for people studying/finishing psych degrees while ALSO actively being a mother to young children.

I do not have a support system (no childcare, reliable grandparents etc). But I am so tired of feeling so far behind. I’ve wanted to study psych and have a degree since before I finished high school. I’ve always found human behavior interesting, and asking the “why” to it all.

I’m currently 27, and have spent all of my 20s being a mother (my oldest is about to be 7, my youngest is 2 months old) and I really have the drive to atleast START somewhere. I’m at home most of the time unless it’s all the crazy errand running you all know about being a mom, and even if it’s an hour in the evenings after bed time, I feel I’d be at-least more productive working towards a goal vs doom scrolling.

I am extremely busy day to day with three kids, my oldest having severe behavioral issues - but regardless I feel unaccomplished by the end of every day!

(Please, I’m not looking for anything other than strict experiences from other mothers who have studied here…)

Is it possible? Where did you start? What did you end up truly “going for?” How difficult was it for you? Do you regret it? Or do you regret “waiting until they’re all older”?