At work and 2 hours after I drop LO off at daycare... I get an email that he was so fussy to the point of screaming after he ate because he was so congested... they settled him down and got his nose unclogged and now he's comfortable and happy... but I feel so terrible and guilty that he needed me and I wasn't there : ( at 5 months I think he now realizes when mom or dad isn't around
Re: at work... guilt...
I feel like I'm always dreading that call or e-mail that LO was inconsolable. It hasn't happened yet, but during fussy mornings it always crosses my mind as a possibility. A few weeks ago I had the "your baby just threw up three times" call and I was so distressed by it because I wasn't there right away to hug him and make him better.
We just switched daycares and he started at the new one today. He's definitely already dealing with stranger anxiety, and I feel so bad because he got used to his old daycare teachers and now he has new ones to get used to. He was not happy when I left this morning and I could hear it as I was walking out the door. Breaks my heart because I would love to be with him all day every day if I could!
My parents watch LO overnight once a week so I can get one full night of rest. I feel guilty about that and even worse when they text me that she's getting really fussy, and they get the feeling that she wants Mommy. The guilt for just wanting one night of rest without waking up often with LO often makes me feel like a bad mom.
You aren't bad or hurting LO for dropping them off. LO will be just fine, and they'll always get you back.
ETA: that looks a little rambly. Sorry-- running on little sleep.
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10 days, wow that must have been really hard.
I agree. I feel completely comfortable with his daycare and I can tell he really enjoys being around other kids. He cant take his eyes off all the kids and he just smiles. Also, he goes to a smaller in home daycare and the two ladies that run it are really caring. They emailed me yesterday on our day off to find out how he was doing.