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Missing my baby boy and I no I’m stupid

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Buzlightyear1 · 22/09/2020 13:25

I I this is so stupid. And parent must think I’m so stupid🤦‍♀️ But my some is with my mum it’s the first day out with out me. He’s not allowed unsupervised visits with his dad. He’s 3.5 I was planning on nursery but Covid hit and now the only close one won’t take new kids on. So he’s never been away. He was nervous but I no he will have fun. But oh man I’m a reck I miss my baby so much . He’s coming back at 7pm but I can’t help this achy feeling

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BusySittingDown · 22/09/2020 13:31

Aw, it's understandable that you miss him.

But he'll be fine - he'll have had a lovely day with his nana/grandma and the separation will do you good. I was terrible at leaving mine but I ended up wishing I'd done it sooner as they/you get used to it and it gets easier the more you leave them.

Minai · 22/09/2020 13:33

Aw it’s not stupid at all! My 3 year old has just started preschool only 2 afternoons a week and I miss him so much when he’s not there. Try and enjoy your afternoon, why not do something for yourself that you wouldn’t get a chance to do if he was there. He will be back before you know it.

Buzlightyear1 · 22/09/2020 13:33

Thank you. Is good to have some one who understands. I feel so silly, I no it’s good for him. He will have a fantastic time my mum is amazing. I need to concentrate I. That and not watch the clock😂

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BusySittingDown · 22/09/2020 14:06

Btw, it's better that you do this now and not wait till he starts school when there's a chance you'll be a nervous wreck.

What are you doing while he's with your mum? Sorry - that sounds really nosey 😂 but what I mean is if you're not working then you should treat yourself to doing something that you can't do when your DS is around. Eg, watch a film that might be unsuitable, read a book uninterrupted, have some delicious food that you don't have to share!

mediumperiperi · 22/09/2020 14:06

You're not stupid so don't call yourself that please!

I hope he has had lots of fun and that 7pm comes round quickly for you Thanks

Kanaloa · 22/09/2020 14:15

It’s natural that you will be worried and miss him if it’s always been the two of you. I always think you miss them more than they miss you though - he’ll be getting spoiled and having fun with grandma! By the time he’s back I’m sure you’ll miss the peace and quiet Smile

Buzlightyear1 · 22/09/2020 16:18

Aww thank you everyone. I really appreciate it you’ve helped me calm myself a bit😂 I’ve been going through everything in the house thought I might as well get a good tidy up. At least it will keep me busy.

I definitely didn’t want to leave it till school to be the first time away. Just filling in the paperwork online made me sick😂. We’ve been through so much in the last few years it’s so scary😂 I’m so proud of him though he’s so grown up in the way he talks . He did tell me don’t worry mummy I love grandma so I won’t scream. Thank you . It helps to have people to talk to with these things mums net has really helped me over the last couple of years

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