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New Coastal Retreat on Tybee Island
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- Minimum stay:3-7 nights
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- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Tybee Island house description
We would like to welcome you to our Tybee Island Coastal Retreat. If you are looking to relax and enjoy island life, you have found the place. Be one of our first guests to enjoy this fabulous home with all the amenities and perfect location. Our 4 bedroom 3 bath duplex is brand new and features a spacious floor plan. It is fully equipped with all the comforts of home. Each room has been carefully decorated to reflect the comforts of coastal living. Enjoy an easy walk or bike ride to the Back River, Savannah Beach, the Pier and many Restaurants.
Our home has an elevator to accommodate luggage, groceries, and those needing help with the stairs. There is a two car garage with an extended bay for compact cars. Parking for larger vehicles or a boat is available in the front of the unit.
Fun in the sun is just a short walk away. Take a short 2 minute stroll to the 'Back River' and enjoy a beautiful sunset. A small pier for fishing and crabbing is an easy 3 minute walk. Additional public assess areas continue around the South end of the Island and are just a few minutes away. These are located in quiet part of the Island with minimal car traffic. The Pavilion, large Pier, Ocean and downtown restaurants are an approximate 7-10 minutes walk.
The first floor features a bedroom with a queen size bed. A hall bathroom is just a few steps away. It has a single vanity with a tub/shower combination.
The kitchen is also located on the first level. It boasts stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. A pantry for food storage and a High Efficiency Washer/Dryer is located at the end of the kitchen. A cozy breakfast nook and a granite bar provides seating for mealtimes.
The den provides comfortable seating with 2 couches and two side chairs. The couches folds out into a full sleeper. You will find a 42 inch flatscreen TV with DVD Player, Satellite TV, Ipod/CD/Stereo player. Two sliding doors open to a large porch with table and seating for four.
A media center in the den gives you a workspace for your computer and features wireless internet. A phone for local calls is located here.
The second floor houses the Master bedroom. It welcomes a good nights sleep with its Cherry King sized sleigh bed. A private master bathroom features a Jacuzzi tub, tile shower and double vanity. It also has a 32 in flatscreen TV/DVD, stereo/CD player, and walk-in closet.
Enjoy beautiful sunsets off the private master porch with rocker club chairs and tables.
Two other bedrooms are found on the second floor. One features two twin beds and the other a queen bed. Both bedrooms have flatscreen TV/DVD. A hall bathroom with a tub/shower combination is on this level.
The roof top floor on the third level is one of the most spectacular features of this home. It is accessible via an indoor stairway. This is the most amazing view of the Back River and our favorite place to spend the evening. The large roof top porch is a great place to gather and relax.
Tybee Island has captured the heart of our family. We are excited to be a part of this wonderful place . Everyday we are amazed with the beauty this island has to offer. We hope that our home will provide you with great times and memories to last a lifetime.
Keywords: beach home, duplex
Property Type
- House
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Non Smoking Only:
Our home is Non-Smoking. Failure to comply will result in additional cleaning charges of $300....moreless
Pets Not Allowed:
No pets allowed. Failure to comply will result in additional cleaning charges of $300....moreless
- Minimum Age Limit For Renters:
- Limited Accessibility
- Children Welcome
Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10, Beds for 8-10
Kitchen & Dining
- Kitchen
- Refrigerator
- Ice Maker
- Microwave
- Cooking Utensils
- Parking For RV/Boat/Trailer
- Air Conditioning
- Parking Off Street
- Garage
- Linens Provided
- Washing Machine
- Clothes Dryer
- CD Player
- DVD Player
- Telephone
- Broadband Access
- Wireless Internet
Pool & Spa
- Jetted Tub
Outdoor Features
- Lanai / Gazebo
- Outdoor Grill
Location & View
- Water View
- Swimming
- Surfing
- Sailing
- Water Skiing
- Cycling
- Rafting
- Kayaking
- Fishing
- Wind-Surfing
- Tennis
- Basketball Court
- Parasailing
- Golf
- Jet Skiing
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Cinemas
- Museums
- Antiquing
- Zoo
- Restaurants
- Theme Parks
- Live Theater
- Miniature Golf
- Wildlife Viewing
- Hiking
- Boating
- Shelling
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
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Memories made here!
Memories made here!
- Guest Rita B.
- Date of stay 09/20/13
- Review Submitted 09/25/13
When we found out that my cousin had proposed to his girlfriend and they were going to be married on Tybee Island, the entire family was excited to go some place none of us had ever been before...then we found out that we had 21 days until the wedding! We quickly began making inquiries on properties that would accommodate our family of 11, and found that most owners/rental agencies were unwilling to make an exception to the 3 night minimum requirement. And then we found this property. Mandy was very prompt to reply to my inquiry and was willing to accommodate our need of a 2 night stay. Upon arrival, we found the house to be everything we had hoped for. The location of the house was close to everything, but far enough away at the same time. We didn't get to spend as much time as we would have liked in the house because of wedding preparations, but the time that we did spend there was very enjoyable. I wouldn't trade the opportunity to spend the weekend with my 82 year old grandmother and extended family for anything. Everyone that I spoke with at the rental agency was very pleasant and also willing to work with us to accommodate our schedule and allowed us to return the keys to the property after the wedding instead of rushing over to return keys before the wedding at 9:30 a.m.! Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to stay in your lovely home and make some memories that our family will cherish forever.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, families with young children, people with disabilities, age 55+.
Owner response: Love is definitely in the air on Tybee! It was so great to share our home with this wonderful family. We were glad to work with them to make their stay possible. They were so sweet and shared wedding photos with us. We certainly wish the newly weds and their family the very best!
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Excellent home for a large group
Excellent home for a large group
- Guest ljoy (United States)
- Date of stay 09/12/13
- Review Submitted 09/19/13
My son recently got married on Tybee Island. We had family flying in from all over the USA and of course they all had a car. We were able to park 5 cars here very nicely. I was very concerned about this since Tybee is very strict with their parking. The house was amazing! Very nicely appointed and homey. There were 11 of us in all staying at the house and it absorbed our numbers very nicely. The floor plan gave us all our space and we never felt cramped. The day of the wedding the Master bedroom became the bridal suite, for the bride to get ready for the wedding. So many wonderful memories are now tied up in this house for our family. The location was perfect. Quiet and peaceful but close enough to the beach to walk. The owners were so great to work with. We will be back to stay in this great house again. Everyone loved it! The perfect place for your family reunion or get away to the beach!Recommended for: Tourists without a car, families with teenagers, adventure seekers, sightseeing, age 55+, girls getaway.
Owner response: Nothing could be more exciting than a wedding on Tybee. What a blessing it is to be a small part of something so special. We are thrilled that our home is a part of your families cherished memories! Thank you for choosing our home
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Perfect home for your Tybee vacation
Perfect home for your Tybee vacation
- Guest Suzanne H.
- Date of stay 03/31/13
- Review Submitted 04/12/13
This home was perfect for our stay in Tybee. The location is perfect. Close to the front and back beach! I loved getting up in the morning and strolling from the back to the front beach (about a 45 minute stroll). The home is beautiful! The elevator is great for hauling the luggage up and carrying in groceries. All the bedrooms are nice sizes and the beds are the most comfortable bed I have ever been in. Everything is extreamly clean. The appliances are nice stainless steel and the washer and dryer are frontload. The balconies are great. The views are great from the second balcony and the rooftop deck. There is furniture on both balconies which was great for visitng with friends and have morning coffee. There was plenty of room for our large group. The neighbors are nice. Mandy and the rental company are easy to work with and you can tell that Mandy sincerley cares about her home and her guests. She was quick to reply to all emails and was so helpful. We have made Tybee our Spring Break location for two years now. It is great for the kids and adults as there is plenty for everyone to do while there. The main strip is about a 4 minute walk from the home so you can enjoy shopping and the night life, yet you are far enough away that you can also enjoy the peaceful neighborhood the home is in. I will return to this home again!Owner response: Thank you so much for taking the time to let us know how your trip went. I loved to hear that you enjoyed our home. The comfort of our guests is very important to us. We strive to make our home the best on Tybee. It is such a blessing to meet wonderful families and to be a part of some wonderful family memories. We would love to have you back anytime.
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Stop looking--stay here!
Stop looking--stay here!
- Guest Valerie C.
- Date of stay 03/09/13
- Review Submitted 03/19/13
I spent way too much time researching every rental house on Tybee and thought this house was too good to be true. But it wasn't, it was perfect for such a reasonable price!! Everything is brand new and gorgeous. My husband, two kids, and parents stayed here last week and loved it. There was plenty of room and such a great location, only a few blocks from the beach. The beds were so comfy, I need to ask Mandy what kind they are, I think I'm going to have to buy one for our house! Also, Mandy and the rental company were so easy to work with. I highly recommend this house. If we ever go back, we will definitely stay here!Recommended for: Tourists without a car, families with teenagers, adventure seekers, sightseeing, romantic getaway, families with young children, age 55+, girls getaway.
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Weekend in Savannah/Tybee
Weekend in Savannah/Tybee
- Guest KC (United States)
- Date of stay 12/14/12
- Review Submitted 12/19/12
Owner was super easy to work and house was perfect for our quick stay while in town (Savannah) for a wedding. House was clean and well maintained. The elevator was a nice feature for bringing in the luggage.Owner response: We are so glad that you all enjoyed the house. We would love to have you all back!
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Nice house with views of the back river
Nice house with views of the back river
- Guest B (Moore Sc)
- Date of stay 08/04/12
- Review Submitted 08/12/12
My family and some friends stayed here and we really enjoyed our stay. We had never been to Tybee Island and we loved the area. The house is located in a great spot-very close to the back river ( which is great for people with little children) and within walking distance to the ocean. We walked every day and it was not a bad walk. The house is big, sleeps 10 comfortably, was clean, well kept, had a lot of items you are glad that you do not have to bring with you. The pictures are just like the house, there is space in each bedroom not just a bed and no room to move around. There was plenty of seating in the den and furniture on the decks to enjoy outside time. The roof deck was very nice also you could see the back river from there as well as from the master bedroom and one of the other bedrooms. The bathrooms are very big with room to move around in them. They were clean and very well kept also. The kithcen had everything I could think that I needed and roomy also. I would highly recommend this house to my friends and relatives. I will be staying here again in the future myself! The owner was very helpful and kind. I had no problems with anything! We enjoyed our stay.Recommended for: Tourists without a car, families with teenagers, adventure seekers, sightseeing, romantic getaway, families with young children, people with disabilities, age 55+, girls getaway.
Owner response: Thanks so much for your kind words. It was such a pleasure having your family and friends at our home. Tybee is such a special place for our family, we are thrilled to know you enjoyed it as well.
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Nice house
Nice house
- Guest Traveling with Five Kids (Minneapolis, MN)
- Date of stay 07/14/12
- Review Submitted 07/30/12
The house was comfortable and close to everything. there is no view of the back river unless you are on the roof, which has no furniture and was smoking hot while we were there (July). Our kids loved the elevator and the management company was very responsive when we had issues. I would say this house sleeps 8. Ten would be tight. It was very nice to have a DVD library because there is no place on the island to rent any.Recommended for: Families with young children, people with disabilities, girls getaway.
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Family Vacation
Family Vacation
- Guest JEB (Ohio)
- Date of stay 06/16/12
- Review Submitted 06/26/12
Our experience of renting the coastal retreat was seamless. THe pre-trip correspondence with the owner was always prompt and very helpful. The house was very clean when we arrived and it was everything that was promised. Perfect Location for quiet solitude, yet only a short distance from lots of activity. The island is very bicycle friendly and savannah only 20 to 25 minutes away. Truly enjoyableRecommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, romantic getaway, families with young children, people with disabilities, age 55+, girls getaway.
Owner response: It always makes us happy to hear that our home was everything our guests hoped for. It was a pleasure to work with this family and to be a part of an enjoyable summer family vacation! We would love to have you back anytime!
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This is a Dream Home to Vacation
This is a Dream Home to Vacation
- Guest AJ (Atlanta)
- Date of stay 06/25/11
- Review Submitted 07/14/11
This home is just a dream vacation to stay for a week. It's beautifully decorated and very comfortable . . even more so than what's in the pictures. Mandy made sure everything was perfect for us before we arrived and called to make sure everything was going well. Our over-40-all-girls stay there was fantastic. The home was ready for occupancy the moment we arrived. Mandy told us to just bring our beach towels and great attitudes . . . she was right! That's all that is needed. The home is very spacious, the elevator came in handy for the divas that overpacked and was an asset for us when we were ready to leave. The home is very close to the beach, a quick jaunt (about 5 short blocks) to the beach, shopping and eating. This was especially helpful when we needed those last minute souvenirs. The home is a 20 - 30 minute drive on route 80 to Savannah. This too, is a very picturesque and relaxing way to see Tybee Island and Savannah. Not only does vacationing here include the beach, the surf and the sun, but one can also get to tour Savannah, a jewel city in the South. I recommend this home wholeheartedly, since I plan to stay here again with the divas and my family. :)Recommended for: Tourists without a car, families with teenagers, sightseeing, romantic getaway, families with young children, people with disabilities, age 55+, girls getaway.
Owner response: I am so glad that your time on Tybee was such a success! It is certainly a blessing to have such fine ladies stay in our home. I certainly hope to keep in contact. Our doors are always open to you and your families!
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Thanksgiving at Tybee
Thanksgiving at Tybee
- Guest Debbie (Raleigh, NC)
- Date of stay 11/24/10
- Review Submitted 12/04/10
What a great Thanksgiving 3 generations of our family had in this beautiful home. There was more than enough room for everyone to relax and enjoy themselves. The kitchen had everything we needed to prepare and serve our turkey dinner, including cookbooks to look up last minute details. The photographs don't do this home justice, it is actually much more spacious than we thought. Everything was clean and new with wonderful decorating. The house is well located on the island so visitors are able to walk to the beach as well as some of the local restaurants. Savannah is only a 30 minute drive from the house and a great city to visit. The owners were interested in our comfort and very helpful. We would definitely recommend to family and friends and consider renting this property again.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, girls getaway.
Owner response: This family was wonderful to work with. We are so glad that they chose to spend their Thanksgfiving Holiday at our home. It was so much fun decorating the house for Thankgiving. We hope to have you back next year!!!
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Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Off-Season 2013-2014 Oct 11 - Mar 16, 2014 3 night min stay |
$219 | $1,253 | |||
Spring 2014 Mar 17 - May 9, 2014 3 night min stay |
$279 | $1,617 | |||
Pre In-Season 2014 May 10 - May 30, 2014 3 night min stay |
$309 | $1,792 | |||
In-Season May 31 - Aug 15, 2014 7 night min stay |
$1,792 | ||||
Fall 2014 Aug 16 - Oct 10, 2014 3 night min stay |
$249 | $1,435 | |||
Off-Season 2014-2015 Oct 11 - Mar 16, 2015 3 night min stay |
$219 | $1,253 | |||
My Standard Rate 3 night min stay |
$219 | $1,253 | |||
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- Housekeeping fee: $235
- Tax Rate 13%
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Year Purchased: 2010
About the owner: My husband and I celebrated our honeymoon 15 years ago in Savannah Georgia. We fell in love with the area and come several times a year to enjoy this wonderful place.
Why the Owner Chose Tybee Island:
This area is so unique and beautiful. The wildlife and marshes provide a picture perfect setting for a beach home.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
It is so easy to get around on the island. We frequently walk to the local attractions and restaurants.
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Front view of our home.
Living room features 2 Couches with 2 Full size pull out beds
Media desk with Ipod music player and wireless internet access
Breakfast table-seating for 4
Full size bathroom with shower/tub combo on first floor
Master bath-his and her sinks, granite counter tops, walk-in shower and jacuzzi
Twin bedroom on Second floor with chest of drawers, flatscreen tv, DVD player
Full bath with shower/tub combo on second Floor.
Breath taking view from the top deck.
Sunset on the "Back River"
Living Room on First level with covered porch
Living room feature flatscreen TV and DVD player
Cozy Seating in the Living Room
Fully stocked kitchen with stainless steel appliances, seating for 8, and pantry
Queen size bed on First Floor with night stand, dresser and closet
Master bedroom with King size bed on second floor.
Master bedroom with covered porch- seating for 4
Queen bed on second floor with flatscreen TV and DVD player
Top Observation deck accessible from interior stairs. relax and enjoy the view
The 'Back River' less than a 2 minute walk.
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by Wendy Tuohy on July 12, 2012 in Opinion | 40 comments
MANY working, and non-working, mothers—including this one— just wish the whole, mad 'mummy-wars' thing would go away. But nonetheless, Cherie Blair recently fired the whole working/non-working mother hate-fest up again by attacking stay at home mothers for letting down their kids.
Blair says women who choose to focus on raising children, "at the expense of their careers" are robbing their kids of a sense of independence.
The QC wife of former English Prime Minister, Tony Blair, says some young women just want to marry rich men and dodge work, and claims working mothers set a better example. Blair is the second public figure in about as many moths to declare war on stay at home mothers. A US Democratic political adviser recently caused controversy by attacking mother-of-five, Ann Romney, wife of Republican candidate Mitt Romney, for "never working a day in her life". The adviser, Hilary Rosen, suggested Ann Romney should not advise her husband as she didn't work. She later apologised. Mother-of-four Blair has all guns blazing though: "Every woman needs to be self-sufficient—for your own satisfaction; you hear these yummy mummies talk about being the best possible mother and they put all their effort into their children," she told the audience at Forbes magazine's Most Powerful Women event. "I also want to be the best possible mother, but I know that my job as mother includes bringing my children up so actually they can live without me." The Telegraph newspaper helpfully defines the term "yummy mummy" as: "A woman whose husband's wealth allows her to devote herself full-time to her children and her appearance". And it reminds us, correctly, that "both real and archetypal incarnations (of the yummy mummy) are the subject of regular abuse on internet discussion forums".
This is true. Things get nuclear when it comes to debating the maternal skills of working versus non-working mothers. Regrettably so. It's a harmful brawl that advances the cause of neither group, nor women in general; as it belittles all mothers when such bitchiness descends. Not that I think all of Blair's points lacked merit. Her warning to young women not to risk giving up their career and investing everything in home and family hearth lest the unexpected happens was more useful. Blair is not the first to have raised the important issue that divorce, death of a partner or retrenchment can and does throw the idyllic stay-at-home dreams of dependant women and children out the window, and threaten their stability. "One of the things that worries me now is you see young women who say: 'I look at the sacrifices that women have made and I think why do I need to bother, why can't I just marry a rich husband and retire?' And you think how can they even imagine that is the way to fulfil yourself, how dangerous it is."
It is indeed. But there are ways to approach this most delicate of topics without turning groups of women against each other—again—and reducing what should be a rational discussion to a bottle-hurling, flame-throwing bar room brawl.
Wendy is a Herald Sun columnist and mother of 3. She writes a weekly column in Herald Sun's Weekend, contributes to The Punch, and writes a Herald Sun blog called The Perch (where this post first appeared). Chat with Wendy on Twitter @wtuohy
I don't think there's anything wrong with stay-at-home mums…and I'm not one to judge mums being at work..especially when there's no other option but to stay home and take care of their children or being a working mum, due to their own circumstances. If you're gonna judge mums….DON'T.
This choice is not one size fits all. Stay at Home Mum vs Working Mum is a false dichotomy. Many mothers will combine both methods throughout a child's life. Some parents stay at home for the first 3 or 6 years of their child's life, then work. Some stay the whole time and get a part time job. Some stay for the first 6 weeks until the baby gets into a regular sleeping pattern and then gets a full time job and a nanny. The example mothers are setting is: choose a lifestyle that suits you and work towards it. For some, finding a rich man to marry that they actually also love and who loves them back and won't leave them for the next woman is such hard work that it equates to 60 years of paid work. I'm not going to judge others for going after what they want. They have set short-term and long-term goals to be a doctor with a nanny, or a stay at home mum living off of rental income from their properties or amway or avon or tupperware or whatever!
I am so angry reading this. I became a mother so that I could make raising children my job… and that IS hard work. You don't have to stop doing things for yourself… I still have other interests outside of raising my children that I pursue… the same way that people who work full-time in paid employment probably have hobbies and things they do outside of their job!
I agree, being a full time mother is the hardest job of all, but you still do have interests and I think u are more in touch with yourself then when u all working full time. I admire any mother and every situation is different.
How do you know its the hardest job of all? Have you done them all? Again, this is bringing in your own value judgment.
I think people should seriously mind their own business.If you want to work and be a mother as well, then do it and if people just want to focus entirely on being a mother, then that is fine too. Why do people always try and make themselves look better than the other majority? It is annoying.
Why can't everyone just do what suits them. There is no need to perceive someone who does things differently to you as a threat.
How bloody ridiculous!! The whole thing can be reversed by stay at home mums to say that Cherie Blair doesn't know what she's talking about because she's never bothered to stay at home and be with her children. Different strokes for different folks I say – if it works for you, do it! I don't think any person – male or female – has the right to tell anyone what their choices should be when it comes to raising your children. Do what you want to do Mrs Blair, and let everyone else get on with their own lives…..
For anyone that says being a stay at home mom isn't work, they've never stayed at home to look after their kids. I can give you all the reasons why, but I don't need to dignify/justify my reasons to any idiot who feels the need to belittle my motherhood.
Really wish that people dealing with their own guilt issues wouldn't project them on others… I have my own business but it involves working part time from home and part time at my shop. I have the best of both worlds and parents that help… I AM LUCKY… and don't feel the need to bitch about others. I congratulate both sides for their hard work and wish people like Miranda Kerr, Cherie Blair, Gizelle and Kate Moss would just shut the F up… I don't need the lesson in life thank you very much. Everyone does the best they can given who they are and the rest of us really don't have the right to pass judgement. I'm sure her children were not left under a rock to fend for themselves… while she worked… I suspect very expensive nannies or daycare was called in to teach them independence. Good grief
well said..:) I'll go and check my babies under their rock..I'm sure they watched enough bear gryliis whilst I sit around painting my nails to be independent by now!lol …agree totally.. when will woman stop stabbing each other in the back. its so painful to have defend legitimite and well thought out choices to complete strangers who won't be bringing over casseroles when it all goes belly up.. Each option has its down side.. I'd rather have more cash, but my children are only babies that need me for so long..and then I get to re-invent me and fly with them..and if I should suddenly be 'manless' and unsupported I'll walk that path with my head high. (oh and manless doesnt always mean poor..some men actually care about their families even if their marriages fail) Life happens. raising a family is tough. can't we just give each other a wee break already.
I hope the nanny got the 'raise them with a sense of independence memo'
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Hubby and I decided that he'd be the stay at home one because I had the better earning capacity but we did want one of us to be there for our kids. They go to childcare a couple of days each (but not the same days as each other) so that they get the interaction with others and preparation for school but they also get some one on one with Dad. Families who can afford to make the choice should make the choice that works for them and everyone else should butt out.
This makes me angry. The point of the feminist movement was to allow women to have a CHOICE!!!! That choice should include the choice to stay at home OR work!!! Both of them are valid life choices. Working Mum's are showing that a woman can hold her own financially, Stay-at-Home Mum's are showing that they can make that choice to put their career to one side. Both are equally valid, worthy and commendable options!
People need to stop belittling one side or the other and accept that we all have choices to make in our life, we get to make them ourselves, no one else.
'Yummy Mummys' are fortunately the minority. I am a 'stay at home Mum' which ofcourse is totally different. I have a degree but chose to stay at home with my children for now. We live to our means and do not go without. My children respect me for the amount of time I can offer them playing at home, transporting them to after school activities, helping out at school and my community volunteer work. I feel sorry for those Mums and Dads that cannot or don't want to share in these activities.
You miss the point. Or choose to ignore it. You feel sorry for working parents. Why? This implies that you think your way is best. Most others on this forum understand that what is best, is what is best for you. Don't judge either way.
I have to tell you ladies: I am a great example of the mothers that Cherie Blair is speaking of. I am 57, a mother of four who gave up my own career path so I could be a stay-at-home mother. I loved being with my children and I don't regret it but financially after a not so financially secure marriage and then a divorce I have had to struggle to look after my children and myself. Don't give up too much independence is my advice to my daughters and to any other young women.
I agree, I have struggled to stay working while raising 3 kids because I saw how lucky my mother was to have an established career when she divorced. Although my fathers child payments were a help in raising us, they were not a necessity and she never had to rely on welfare or wait for the payment to buy us food. I have also seen how my step sister who is a stay at home mum has struggled with the cost of raising kids with no help from dead beat dads. I hope I never get divorced, but my husband has been unwell for many years and it is a load off both our minds that if the worst does happen, I will be able to look after the family financially because I have stayed in the workforce.
Of course it can be discussed rationally. Both side just need to see the merit in the other. The decision to go back to work or stay at home is up to every individual family and nobody has the right to judge anyone. There are positives to being a working mum including but not limited to money, socializing, and your kids learning work ethic. When you go back to work you know what you're in for, you know you might miss out on certain things but as long as a child knows they are loved and are given support by their parents and time is made for them then there is no detriment to the family unit. I by no means consider myself a "yummy mummy", but I take care of myself, I weigh the same as I did before I fell pregnant that is because I didn't use my kids as an excuse to sit on my butt and get fat, some people do! People need to lighten up and stop judging others it really isn't fair.
I think that to discuss this topic rationally the role of a mother needs to be viewed within the fullest perspective within the society that actually exists and how the most essential developmental needs of children can be met. We need to recognize the real current social context so a mother is able to make choices safeguarding economic realities for the family, herself and providing by modelling future options of functioning for her children. A mother's role and connection to her children extends far beyond early childhood. Where a mother is at ease being home for her children in a situation that can meet essential economic needs and does invest in developmentally constructive behaviors and healthy lifestyle behaviors there would be no doubt that remaining at home with children permits that side of mothering and potentially family life even to occur in the optimum way. Potentially less pressured, more flexible and greater continuity of care and more time to arrange any other childcare when needed. In this were presuming the mother has options to sustain her own interests, talents and degrees of community participation. The reality of our society means that this optimum position is not available for for the majority of women economically or if economically possible through some current earnings of a spouse reliable in the long term. We live in volatile economic times where at any point the provider can end up unable to provide sufficiently. We live in a social context that unlike our own past or traditional religious based societies operated that marital relationships have absolutely no permanence and most even best divorce settlements aren't adequate to provide for two separated households. With all the progress and equal rights gained for women it has put women as obligated to be responsible for the provision for themselves and any dependents as much as any man. At the end of the day men quite rightly expect that a woman is meant to be able to provide for herself and her equal proportion of providing for their children. Most rational men realize they must sustain their work participation with negligible breaks to remain adequately employed. The fact is the same facts regarding being effectively employable exist for women. The true equality and capacity to have input into familial decisions and standards rests on a woman sustaining economic leverage and potential independence and capacity to effectively deal with changes or adversity. Most importantly the woman has modeled this kind of role to children especially daughters plus avoids risks of her children needing to assist supporting her extensively in later years. The reality is that from infancy onwards, including babies getting breast fed for a year with good planning and care giving options the developmental needs can be met adequately and even well by women returning to work even quite early.Earlier return to work while still pumping isn't unusual despite the extra effort. It's women facing reality of social potential outcomes, economic and career viability and sustaining their coping long term and modeled for the children to face a real world most effectively. I wouldn't argue over stay at home idealism being an optimum but state the risks and realities will be inadequate for the future. Perfect preschool life replaced by limited poorer misery of mothers and children later modeling helplessness or struggles with ongoing compromises . Adequate preschool life and mothers who are managing regardless of later losses, emotional hurts or changes having taught self reliance practically to follow. Growing up with a mother secure of her place in the world assuming self responsibility and ready to find solutions under pressure is a fantastic model as children grow older. The only question over stay at home mothering ought to be does the woman doing this have financial resources for the rest of hers and her children's life regardless of any adverse events? If so it's doubtlessly probably the best option if she enjoys that role and is constructive within it. If the answer is no, it's the wrong path like home births, the risks are too high and even worse than for home births. Great if the ideal happens, horror when the unexpected occurs.
I feel the point you may have missed is that a family unit is a team.. I dont have an independent income, therefore I have no say in the choices we make, isnt really how life works in families. Most families dont have economic leverage – they have the kids need shoes, the baby was up all night , the car needs new tires..and then they solve the problems together..and some days they work out great and other days they don't. As an at home mum, my role supports my working partner in his day to day life, my children in their day to day life and my community when I give my time to school events or community projects. Putting a dollar value on what I do is impossible – and saying a woman shouldnt stay home incase at some point in the future she can't support her family financially, without a partner, seems a little odd. I'm not sure how modelling a healthy family life where everyone helps each other fails to give daughters and sons good role models. It is a very patriachal society, but ignoring the role of mothers at home as an option is surely foolish and counterproductive. Life is full of what ifs..not point in being scared about them.
Good you have a good husband Sandie but I know a number of women that don't. Their husband were great until kids, when they convinced the wife to become a stay at home mum. Slowly the economic and emotional abuse started and the women felt trapped as they had been convinced they were financially unable to raise the children on their own and they made the best of it for their kids sake. Many put up with the husbands behaviour for 20 years or more until the all the children had left home. They then had to start from scratch as their husbands had legally tied up assets so they could not be part of any settlement in a divorce. As for the argument – work in case she needs to support her family financially, I think it is valid, personally it has taken a huge burden of my husband who gets very stressed about financial security due to his poor upbringing and his father dying of a heart attack in his 50s
I wonder how many of these stay at home mums will be divorced in another five years trying to break into the workforce and short of money?
Some of these bludgers never work at all once they get married.You see them hanging around the shopping centres day after day drinking overpriced coffees and fancy cakes.
Some people dnt have a choice it's not that I wouldn't work but I dnt have help to raise my kids I have one at school the other at pre kinder my husband works off shore . So his away for weeks at a time, what about the husbands & wives who are serving our country there away from there families for longer some would have family help some wouldn't. So how dare u blare say such a thing dnt think u thaught it threw before u opened u mouth!!…
Unfortunately the feminist movement has caused MORE guilt for ALL mothers…they're made to feel bad if they work too much and feel bad if they stay at home full time. WHAT IS EVERYONE'S IDEA OF THE PERFECT BALANCE??? Everyone judges and are so opinionated! Why can't people just accept that choices mothers make are made in their children's best interest as much as possible but is also unavoidably financially driven?! Mothers cop opinions and judgement as soon as they're pregnant…"don't use drugs during labour", "don't have c-section", "you should be breast feeding your baby", "don't breast feed in public", "don't circumcise your baby boy", "control your tantruming child, but don't smack them!", etc etc……so my answer is NO! WE CAN NOT DISCUSS THIS RATIONALLY!
The weird thing is, its other women who force these opinions down your throat? Blokes tend to stay out of it. Why don't women support women? We are our own worst enemies
I am a SAHM and most people I know are full time or part time working mums. I believe every family should have the right to make a decision based on the best interests of the FAMILY and should not be judged for doing so.
What I do hate is people making the choice to live beyond their means, forcing both parents into work to pay for their choices. What I hate even more is those same people complaining about it and saying how lucky I am to be able to afford to be a SAHM. No I'm not lucky. We budget and plan for things, don't live beyond our means and it's the best decision we have made for our family.
I think we are all in the same boat as MOTHERS!!! We should support eachother. I personally am a stay-at-home mother but just because a mother works, does not mean she's any less of a mother… and vice versa… disappointed in Cherie Blair's comment. But I don't think one mother is better than another mother, as long as your children are happy and you are doing the best for them… then you should be giving yourselves a big pat on the back and not feel guilty for anything. Everyone is in a different situation… and mothers need support from other mothers… so lets just stop the insanity of such ignorant judgemental comments.
Why does it always get painted as an either/or debate? Just because I am currently at home full time as my child's carer doesn't mean I've 'never worked' or will never 'work' again – it just means, at this time, the work I do caring for my child is more valuable and logical to us as a family than me working-caring-for-others'-children-and-paying-others-to-care-for-mine. Childcare IS work, and it has a financial and social value. This is not the end of my career, or even a break in my career – it is a subtle change in job title and location and, compared to earning-a-wage-to-pay-childcare, a slight pay cut. Why can't we see that SAHMs and WMs are frequently THE SAME PEOPLE, just viewed at different stages of their family's lives?
As a stay at home mum by choice I am proud of my decision. I was a successful business woman prior to having our little girl. I do miss it and will one day go back but wouldn't miss these early months and years of development where I believe she needs love and support. There are many times when I really miss working and would love to go back, but my husband and I believe the best option for us is for me to stay at home. We all do what we think is best for our family.
People need to be careful of throwing everyone into the one category. Most people are hard working and do the best they can, that should be enough. Cherie Blaire should spend some time at a childrens refuge and see what happens to kids whose parents don't do the right thing by their children. Perhaps this might open her eyes a bit and show how shallow her thought process is!
I am juggling both. Part-time work (3 full days and 2 half days) and on the 1/2 days I take my young son to playgroup and Gymbaroo. I'm lucky that I have him in childcare 2 days a week and the other times he's looked after by a close friend and his Grandmother. I'm here to tell you that the 1/2 days are tougher than the full days at work. Staying at home is far harder than going off to work and letting someone else look after your child. If stay-at-home Mums were paid for their efforts, we'd never be able to afford them. Wife, mother, cook, cleaner, doctor, counsellor, social director, personal assistant extraordinaire, etc etc. No-one knows your situation and no-one knows how you feel about your choices. Good, bad or indifferent – it's our lives and not theirs. We live by our choices, why can't these women just live with theirs. It appears that THEY have the problem and not us!
How many don't have a choice? I've got my hand up! Doesn't matter what I want or believe, I have to work to earn money so we can continue to pay the rent and buy food. So I'll be working the days my husband doesn't, as we can't afford daycare for our youngest. We won't have a day off together. I suspect this is the norm for so many more too. Makes all the arguments seem irrelevant. Mostly people do what they have to do.
I don't understand why this topic keeps popping up everywhere!! There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to various families and kids etc! Each to their own. I m sure every single person is doing the very best they can whether that be staying at home, working or a mix! Personally I only work a few hours each week, I feel very lucky that I can spend 4 days at home with my kids. I also believe that daycare have been really good for them (and me) and their development and their social skills! It's not a competition of being able to stay home or going out working, studying etc etc. It is about doing what is right for your family and your kids.
I've been a working mum with young baby, full time and the down side was watching her in rear view mirror of my car at 6.45am with big brown eyes. I had to be on road at this time to get to work on time. Also the stress of her being sick, which was rare. And not being allowed in care for 'infectious reasons' and my boss being hard on 'having work time off' so it becomes vicious cycle. The money I put into daycare fees was absurdly, unrealistically high. Full time worker and I was making a pitence. Now a stay at home mum I relish the role. I've worked fourteen years straight, "this is my time and time for my girls. I am HERE.' I don't judge either side of the debate. Each family has a formula. Maybe a mums job is fabulous but they might have a sickly child who doesn't take to daycare. Or an at home mum realizes she's not making money by working once fees, travel is paid. Independance is learned through strong personal values, not working or non working mum.
..yet again someone deciding they Know best for a part of society they have no clue about. As another person commented..I didnt become a mum to let someone else raise my children. I'm sure they'd do a fine job and I am a very highly skilled technician- a loss to my sector and the poor ole government misses out on me paying tax..However my children love when I'm here for them. Its our choice as a family to raise our children this way. When I do get casual work and they have to go to a caregiver they get tired and frustrated. I dont go around trashing working mums..its a very hard road whatever path you follow, and bagging each other for our choices seems a little counter productive. As long as the children are well raised and feel loved and supported by their caregivers, surely we can get past this bizarre dialogue thats leaves everyone with their feathers up the wrong way. Mums work hard. end of story.
oh..and as for raising them to be independent.. well da.. no kidding..dont think being raised by their mother in their own home turns them into cabbages.
Yes, it's a choice, and we made it – for bringing up our "non-latch kids", 25 years ago, and they are almost perfect. However, since then, it's been continual over-indulgence and interference in their existences, somewhat appreciated but otherwise silently resented. It's not for women to have a choice, but for them to let go, and give the grown-up children a choice. Nothing left in my wife's world, except lunches, shopping, lunches, shopping, lunches, complaining and interfering, etc.


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MINUTES SAN RAMON October 6, 2009 1. CALL TO ORDER Committee Members Attending: Marci McGuire (Chair), Sandy Austin (Vice Chair), and Committee Members Absent: Kevin Horan Council Members Attending: None Guest Attending: None Staff Members Attending: Darlene Amaral The meeting was called to order by Marci McGuire (Chair) at 11:10 a.m. 2 . REVIEW AND APPROVAL MINUTES The minutes of the July 14, 2009 meeting were approved as written. 3 . REVIEW AND APPROVAL MINUTESThe minutes of the September 1, 2009 meeting were approved as written. 4. PUBLIC COMMENT No public comment. 5. UNFISHISHED BUSINESS 5.1 Transportation Commuter Fairs/Events Darlene Amaral gave an update on her efforts to market/educate the Southwest Contra Costa employers on using commute alternatives by signing up for the 511 Contra Costa incentive programs. Action item: No action needs to be taken. 5.2 2009 Employer Transportation Survey Darlene updated the committee that there are 79 employers (totaling 22,000 employees) registered to participate in the survey. She started working with the consultant on finalizing the survey and timeline. She also handed out a "draft" 511 Contra Costa survey for the committee to review and make comments if any. Action item: Finalizing the survey and timeline with consultant. This will be an ongoing agenda item for 2009 and continuing into 2010. 5.3 TDM Report to Council Darlene reconfirmed with the committee about presenting the TDM Annual Report to Council on October 27, 2009. The committee agreed to change the date of the presentation to December 8, 2009. Marci McGuire (Chair) will do the presentation. Action item: Work with Marci on updating the staff report and PowerPoint presentation. Send out "draft" to all committee members for review. 5.4 Great Race for Clean Air Challenge Darlene updated the committee on the Great Race. City of San Ramon and AT&T experienced low turnout from employees. Darlene hasn't gotten an update from the Tri Valley Resource Team on the winning employers. Darlene also gave a brief update on the Walk 'n' Roll to School Program. This year the program is being promoted at Live Oak Elementary School. Action item: No action needs to be taken. 5.5 San Ramon Bike Map Darlene informed the committee that this project is currently on hold until the end of the year. She again reminded them that this is a City of San Ramon only bike map. This map is being done in-house and it's a work in progress. The committee is encouraged to make any changes and/or comments to the map. Action item: Follow up with committee on any changes and bring this item back in January 2010. 6. NEW BUSINESS 6.1 Vacant Position Darlene informed the committee that Scott Hulse is no longer a member of the TDM Advisory Committee. She has sent Mr. Hulse a letter and also notified the City Clerk's office about the vacant position for posting. Action item: Follow up with the City Clerk's office on advertising, and start recruiting from businesses throughout San Ramon. 7. COMMITTEE MEMBER ITEMS 7.1 Round Table Discussion 8. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 12:30 p.m. The next regular meeting is scheduled for January 5, 2010, in the Transportation Conference Room, 3180 Crow Canyon Place, Suite 145. |


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Our latest projects make use of Microsoft's ADO.NET Entity Framework for object relational mapping and leverage LINQ to Entities for querying our entity models. Our pre-LINQ projects make use of a proprietary, in-house ORM tool affectionately known as Code Monkey. If you look carefully around the office you might even notice little red plastic monkeys dangling from plants and monitors – our Code Monkey mascots.
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Mobile development brought with it quite a lot of excitement when Open Box first started looking into it. An initial investigation looking into both mobile web-app development and native iOS app development was conducted. The outcome being that mobile web-apps developed using jQuery Mobile and HTML5 were cross device compatible, with one of the only shortfalls being offline application access. This said, there has been a project or two where iOS app was a requirement and our developers were eager to see what Objective C was all about.
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Much work on security-typed languages lacks a satisfactory account of intentional information release. In the context of confidentiality, a typical security guarantee provided by security type systems is noninterference, which allows no information flow from secret inputs to public outputs. However, many intuitively secure programs do allow some release, or declassification, of secret information (e.g., password checking, information purchase, and spreadsheet computation). Noninterference fails to recognize such programs as secure. In this respect, many security type systems enforcing noninterference are impractical.


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