They've both just woken up. DD1 told me she had had a really good sleep in her bed, she understood when I told her how proud I was and is looking several inches taller.
Am still going to switch rooms for LO at the weekend. But at least one of my battles is suddenly looking more realistic.
pig I am expecting the same reaction from LO. Ten days she stayed at my mum's and still cried when my mum or sister picked her up. Laughed raucously at them as soon as she was handed back to me or DH :o Over here nursery workers admit that sometimes it takes several weeks of constant crying before they get used to it. Sounds horrible but once they do get used to it they enjoy it, and, if you put it in perspective, it is a short period of time really. Awful for you, not fun for her, but as long as she is reassured by your love when you are with her there will be no harm done.
And, better have the whole separation anxiety thing dealt with now than when she is older and goes to school I remember crying a lot during my first days at school, and even when I went to my first sleepover years later
I think crying is only really a problem if, once she is settled, she suddenly stops wanting to go (might seem unrealistic to you now that she would want to go). This happened with DD1 and her CM and I started paying much more attention, as about this time the CM showed her true colours and was, and I'm not sure to what extent, mistreating her.