The Daycare Nightmare

Elle has been in full-time Daycare for a month now. Every morning for two weeks she cried when I dropped her off. As soon as Nana opened the door, Elle would burst into tears. When I got home from work, I'd ask her what she did at daycare, and she'd say, "I cry". It was awful. I felt like the worse mother ever. After a few days I realized she was a little liar. Nana sent me pictures throughout the week of her laughing, and playing.

Wait take a picture of us crying, not smiling! I'm trying to guilt my mom.


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MOMSICLE VIBE said…
First lesson in manipulation... love it :) My friend's daughter once told her "my heart is boken" when she dropped her off at daycare. NIGHTMARE!!!
February 4, 2011 at 1:55 PM
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