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Dec 21, 2004
We are both working parents. I have a live-in Indonesian
helper who could read Bahasa and very basic English. I
have a 16 month old toddler. I feel horrible that I can't
teach my daughter. Would like to know how other working
parents eduacate their child at home. Thanks.
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On 12/21/04, Tan wrote:
> We are both working parents. I have a live-in Indonesian
> helper who could read Bahasa and very basic English. I
> have a 16 month old toddler. I feel horrible that I can't
> teach my daughter. Would like to know how other working
> parents eduacate their child a...See More