Kellen switches daycare on Tues, which I'm already worried about. We went in yesterday to sign final documents and pay fees and I found out that they don't allow pacis in the 2 year old room, where he will be. K only needs his for nap and night time, but they don't even allow it for naps. It will also be his first time not napping in a crib and they only drink from open cups there (a skill he has yet to master). I'm glad he will be learning all this, but I am so worried about the adjustment period and this "no paci" thing is stressing me. We are going to Orlando this weekend so obvi I'm not going to take his paci while we are on vaca, so Tuesday, his first day at daycare, will also be his first nap without a paci. I predict it doesn't go too well.......
Ugh!
Re: Not what I need right now!
I'm so glad to hear Tyler and Shaan had an easy time with it at daycare! That makes me little more hopeful! I'm wondering if we need to get rid of it at home starting Tuesday as well. I kind of want to, but I don't want to force too many changes at once.
So overall it's gone better than I thought for us, and it's been about a week. He will still ask for the pacifier at bed time sometimes but I tell him it went to a baby who needed a pacifier and that he doesn't need one anymore and he accepts that and goes to sleep fine. We are going out of town next week, so I'm hoping it goes just as smoothly!
Good luck to you, I'm sure K will do just fine
This. Will got a new teacher and within a few days she told me he wasn't using his pacifier or his racoon blanket for naps. I think that he knows he can coax me and H into giving in with it (actually, we've never even tried to have him forgo the paci) but daycare is different.
I'm sure Kellen will do great! Have fun in Orlando.
Eats childproof locks for breakfast...
When my LO switched rooms they no longer napped in cribs. I was terrified because she is a crappy napper in general and the I thought she would never go for the cot. She actually adjusted to the cot just fine and we even bought one for our home. Sometimes kids can surprise use at how well they adjust!