Comments on: Back from break and looking forward http://homeofficewomen.com/2007/02/24/back-from-break-and-look-forward/ Work at Home Mom . Home Office. Affiliate Marketing from Home . Earn Money from Home Tue, 14 Jul 2009 13:13:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Chu Ling http://homeofficewomen.com/2007/02/24/back-from-break-and-look-forward/comment-page-1/#comment-187 Chu Ling Sat, 24 Feb 2007 21:43:11 +0000 http://homeofficewomen.com/?p=92#comment-187 My daughter is 2 years old and is demanding for more attention too. I sent her to a half day childcare last month so that I can be more productive. It turned out to be a nightmare for her. She hates her father since then because he was the one who sent her there in the morning, and I pick her up 6 hours later. She will cry so much and it hurts to see her going through 'separation anxiety'. I think that childcare center is not suitable for her. I should have spent more time searching for a right one for her. Anyway, now I put her in a 2 hours playgroup, she's so much happier and looked forward everyday to going there. My mom-in-law picks her from playgroup on alternate days, take her out for lunch and bring her back. Now I work with an ease mind, knowing my little girl is happy. All the best, Doris. :-) <strong>Hi Ling, thanks for dropping by and for sharing your story cum experience. I do believe that it's important to find the right playgroup for our little ones, that's why I'm doing my research in the last couple of weeks. I should be more diligent in my search. Glad to hear that your girl is happy at the new place. Most of all, you can accomplish more during those precious hours when she is in school! </strong> My daughter is 2 years old and is demanding for more attention too. I sent her to a half day childcare last month so that I can be more productive. It turned out to be a nightmare for her. She hates her father since then because he was the one who sent her there in the morning, and I pick her up 6 hours later. She will cry so much and it hurts to see her going through ‘separation anxiety’. I think that childcare center is not suitable for her. I should have spent more time searching for a right one for her.

Anyway, now I put her in a 2 hours playgroup, she’s so much happier and looked forward everyday to going there. My mom-in-law picks her from playgroup on alternate days, take her out for lunch and bring her back.

Now I work with an ease mind, knowing my little girl is happy. All the best, Doris. :-)

Hi Ling, thanks for dropping by and for sharing your story cum experience. I do believe that it’s important to find the right playgroup for our little ones, that’s why I’m doing my research in the last couple of weeks. I should be more diligent in my search. Glad to hear that your girl is happy at the new place. Most of all, you can accomplish more during those precious hours when she is in school! 

]]> By: Char http://homeofficewomen.com/2007/02/24/back-from-break-and-look-forward/comment-page-1/#comment-185 Char Sat, 24 Feb 2007 14:24:47 +0000 http://homeofficewomen.com/?p=92#comment-185 Doris, Glad to see you are back and I hope you enjoyed your time away. I'm sure you will find a program for Little C that will fit both of your needs. As much as you may feel guilty, the socialization and chance to start building friendships is so good for them. My youngest is in a half day school 5 days a week and she loves it. <strong>Yes, it was truly a good break though I did miss blogging! I'll keep you updated on my quest for Clayton's playschool. Thank you for your encouragement. </strong> Doris,
Glad to see you are back and I hope you enjoyed your time away.

I’m sure you will find a program for Little C that will fit both of your needs. As much as you may feel guilty, the socialization and chance to start building friendships is so good for them. My youngest is in a half day school 5 days a week and she loves it.

Yes, it was truly a good break though I did miss blogging! I’ll keep you updated on my quest for Clayton’s playschool. Thank you for your encouragement.

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