Once again, I am behind, so Now is my opportunity to get caught up. Like most people, instead of setting new year resolutions, I have decided to make monthly goals, and see how good I am about competing them. Here are my goals for the month of January. 1. Write Thank you letters to: Mom, Dad, Ricky, Derek, Tamara At the new church we have started attending, they are doing the same thing, each month they will present a "Challenge" and you have the whole month to complete the challenge. This month it was to write 3 letters to someone, telling them, Thank you. I was able to that this challenge, and run with it, I was able to write 7 letters, and I am happy that I was able to complete the challenge, and to let the ones I love, know how much I care about them. 2. Start Project I have a special idea in mind for a new scrapbook, and I wanted to make sure that I was able to get the thought process, brainstorming idea started. More will be reviled as it is complete...
So I got busy/ lazy and have not posted an update for this last week of daycare, so I have decided to combine 2 weeks. Things are daycare are going GREAT!!! He no longer cries, when we pull into the parking lot, and he goes inside without a fuss. This morning, he went right in, and sat down on the mat to watch TV, and only fussed, which is awesome. When I come to pick him up, he is very calm, yet happy to see me. The other day, he saw me, went right to his cubby, got his blanket and headed for the door, while telling everyone " bye", which melted my heart. We have also been trying to break him of his habit of waking up in the middle of the night, My fault, since I would get up with him, and snuggle with him, as we laid on the air mattress in the living room. The other night, we were there, and he would not go to sleep. For 2 hours, he would wiggle, roll, and touch my face, or try to put his fingers in my mouth, AT 2AM, so I told him to go to sleep or he was going to his...
We have all heard that kids get separation anxiety when they have to leave their parents and it can become a big deal. I remember when Derek started daycare and he had really bad anxiety and was constantly upset. I thought it was from all the changes that were happening to him at once, and I am sure some of that was the case, but Derek was struggling with separation anxiety. I also had a hard time with it, with all the changes that took place, and we would both cry, but I assumed it would get better. For me, I felt like I loved him so much, and as an adult, this was part of it. Well, this past weekend, I realized that I struggle with separation anxiety, and it isn’t just a kid struggle. There have been many times I have had to leave my kids, and anytime I do, I immediately feel sick to my stomach, and want to cancel all my plans. Of course, you are not able to do that, but I always cry and feel horrible about it. This past weekend, I left, with Derek to go visit...
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