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Lessons learned from the Baby Borrowers

I’m fascinated by the show The Baby Borrowers. Teen couples who are dating & want to have kids are given a chance to take care of children through different stages of development for several days. If I was a parent, I don’t think that I’d lend my kid to teens to watch. However, they do have a nanny on hand to keep the children from danger & the parents get to watch the teens from a camera.

Then the teens switch to the next age group. The one thing I don’t understand about this show is that at the end they have to take care of the elderly. That is not usually in the parenting description. Overall, I think the show is very eye opening & will hopefully bring the reality of parents to these young couples.

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This entry was posted on Friday, July 4th, 2008 at 11:09 pm and is filed under Relationship Lessons. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

One Response to “Lessons learned from the Baby Borrowers”

  1. In my point of view, if the couple is serious about getting married to each other in the future or they are already engaged, this is a good to chance to try it out and also get to know each other better.

    Being togather is not easy, there are different stages/phases in being married and live togather. Being in love is easy, living togather for long isn’t, effort must be put in, it needs two hands to clap.

    Just my feel.

    thebabyclothesman (1 comments.)
    July 9th, 2008 • 2:08 am

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