alyssaswish
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- Apr 6, 2012
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So sorry to hear about daycare woes. We put Ethan in a Kids Day Out program (2x week, from 9-2) this year and he started off pretty rocky. In fact, they had me do a modified schedule where I dropped him off at 9:30 and picked him up after lunch (12:30). Of course, they didn't give me a discount on tuitionbut said they have to do that for many of the kids each year. It took some time for him to adapt to being away from me- like from September to November! I'm happy to say that the day DID come where he barely paid any attention to me when I would tell him goodbye. It went from "Have good day, Mommy" (thru his tears) to barely a half-wave!
Whatever the outcome, I hope that Miss Alyssa adapts and you guys can rest easy!
On the planning front, I haven't done a doggone thing. We had out of town guests last week (E's "heart brother" Owen- they share the same type of main heart defect and are about 4 mos apart) and my time was consumed pre-visit with cleaning and during the visit, I barely got on the computer at all.
My biggest obstacle is deciding which part to hit on which day. I am NOT a planner, but I'm a big "What-iffer?"This is not conducive to an effective and fun Disney trip!! DH is the planner and it bugs him when I don't have an itinerary for our trips. I should let him plan, right???
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Thank you! Alyssa starts dance in the fall and she will be around a smaller group of kids. I think daycare was just too overwhelming for her with all the little kids (16 of them) in the 2 yr old room. We're going to give her a few months off and maybe try again in the 3 yr old room. The 3's are more structured and less chaotic so she will probably do much better!
I planned my days using Touring Plans Crowd Calendar and the GKTW village entertainment schedule. I'm just glad to be done with booking the dining reservations. If you think your husband can do it, let him!!! My husband wouldn't even know where to start.
