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And to be honest this really sucks because the toddler unit is across the other side of the village, so to him it’s like a whole new nursery in a whole new place. It also means that he won’t be with my sister anymore and I have to fully trust the care of my baby to people I don’t really know.
I’m finding this transition difficult and Finley is finding it fucking horrendous. I know this because he throws a shit fit every time he steps foot in the place.
Well he doesn’t actually set foot there at all because he’s
already sprung half way up my leg like a spider monkey, sobbing “no,no, ‘uddle
Mummy, ‘uddle Mummy”.
Seriously, he had his Transition Visits stepped up a notch
because he couldn’t deal. He’s just like his mother – we don’t like change.
Now despite the fact I feel like a crappy Mum and the guilt
of his sobbing makes me wobble sometimes, I do know this change is the right
thing.
I know because I have the benefit of logical reasoning. I
can reason that he has outgrown the Baby Unit, he is too big, too active and
too curious. I can appease myself with the fact that all his friends are
already there waiting for him, as they have all been moving up over the Summer.
I also know that the Toddler Unit and the girls working
there are lovely and are not actually going to eat him alive!
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| Last Summers Nursery Report |
So I am resigned to the fact that all we can do is make it
easier for him. We can up his transition visits, we can talk to him about Big
Nursery, we can give him extra cake and extra cuddles. We can tell him that
we’ll miss him too and we’ll be back to get him later and in a few weeks it
will all blow over and he’ll love this nursery as much as he loves his baby
one.
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Aww such a lovely post! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Hun ! X
DeleteIt's hard isn't it! My twin girls start nursery next month - they've never been before - and I'm dreading it. I know it'll be good for them and will help to prepare them for school, but the thought of someone else looking after them, of someone else picking them up when they fall and just the thought in general of not being with them 24/7, knowing what they're doing fills me with dread. Thanks for linking up to the #BinkyLinky
ReplyDeleteAh having each other will make it easier on them. Once they settle in they will love it! X
DeleteLovely post hard times good luck thanks for linking to the Binkylinky
ReplyDeleteThanks Nigel much appreciated
DeleteAw bless both of you, it's always hard when they go to a new place when they're small, but I can understand why. Realy hope it goes better than you think it will! Thanks for linking up to #PicknMix
ReplyDeleteStevie xx
Thanks Stevie, he there's today and is doing ok so far x
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