Question

toby's mother, jill, works as a nanny and housekeeper to an extremely demanding family. the mother in the family is a lawyer who never comes home on time and the father, a stockbroker, won't allow jill to leave the children until his wife comes home. consequently, jill comes home late, exhausted, and irritable. toby is more likely than his peers whose lives are less stressed to

Answer 1

Based on the information provided, Toby is more likely than his peers whose lives are less stressed to experience negative outcomes related to his mother's job stress and exhaustion. Children of parents who experience high levels of job stress and exhaustion are at increased risk of experiencing negative outcomes such as emotional and behavioral problems, academic difficulties, and physical health problems. In Toby's case, his mother's job as a nanny and housekeeper to a demanding family may mean that she has less time and energy to devote to Toby's care and emotional needs, which could have negative consequences for his well-being. However, it is important to note that every child and family is unique, and the effects of job stress and exhaustion on children may vary depending on a variety of individual and environmental factors.