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Nursery routine is quite different to DS's - should I try to get him onto their routine?

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RaisingMrC · 08/07/2011 09:38

DS is 11 months and due to start nursery (2 days a week) in 4 weeks time. Their meal and sleep times differ to DS's current routine and also he will end up going to bed later on days that he is in nursery.

I'm not a strict routinesy person by any means but I am just worried about the effect of having 2 quite different days in nursery to his days with me.

I'm wondering if it would be worth trying to move his routine towards the nursery's routine. Has anyone else done this or am I just worrying unnecessarily??

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WorrisomeHeart · 08/07/2011 11:31

No advice but watching this thread closely as I have the same problem!

cookielove · 08/07/2011 18:05

In most baby rooms, the carers will cater to your routine, and then as they begin to get ready to move to the next room up will introduce that rooms routine and adjust the child accordingly.

Ok, now with that said, your child being 11 months is coming up to the age where he may move into toddler room. So there for he will move onto the set nursery routine quite quickly, however they still may accommodate his routine you ask.

Most children generally don't follow the same routine at home as they do at nursery, and it usually doesn't effect them that much, you may find that he may sleep and eat more at home than usual, as often to begin with children sleep and eat less when starting nursery. He may be a bit more clingy as he understands this new adventure, nursery can be very stimulating and tiring especially when he first starts.

But as i say this is an adventure, and i am sure he will love it.

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