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Baby's first session in nursery today and ...

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morningpaper · 30/03/2006 20:41

... it was fine. :) The staff were warm and friendly and I felt confident handing her over. She was as good as gold and I almost forgot I'd had her - got engrossed in some work at home and picked her up 15 minutes late. Blush

Never had ANYWAY look after her until today (she is 6 months) but it was great.

Just wanted to make a positive post for those who are worrying about impending returns to work!

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morningpaper · 30/03/2006 20:42

ANYONE Blush

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RedTartanLass · 30/03/2006 20:46

Ah brilliant MP, it like a weight off your shoulders eh?

So glad for you Grin Where did the 6 months go???

starlover · 30/03/2006 20:46

aww bless! so glad that it went ok for both of you!

sallycinnamon · 30/03/2006 20:48

Well done! I think when they are young they really don't have a problem with it as long as someone is giving the love and attention. My dd went to Nursery 3 days a week from 7 months and was always very happy. Very important to find the right Nursery though which is often easier said than done. My dd was always being played with whenever I picked her and I made a conscious decision to pick her up at very different times to try and catch them out.

morningpaper · 30/03/2006 20:51

Sally I know what you mean! This is the nursery that my 3 year old attends and they have been excellent - having confidence in their quality of care is crucial, I agree.

My older one started at 9 months are the separation was much harder - I am hoping that starting this one earlier will make settling in a little easier.

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