Sentences with phrase «again for a daycare»

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It was hard for me to decide, because I already Diva, cloth at home (daycare won't take cloth), use Sigg, kid gets sigg or a bpa - free sippy, we use our take and toss over and over and over again, bring our own bags, etc etc..

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When she was 9 months old she would go to our neighbor across the street for 1 hour each week to play with the children there (she was still a daycare mom at the time) and every now and again my husband would take her shopping or I would go shopping in between nursings.

I've resorted to feeding her to sleep again and bringing her to our bed during the night for more feeds which seem to be for comfort as she has separation anxiety, which is worse at night after starting daycare.

Whether you are a stay at home parent, a carer for a toddler or run a daycare there are ideas that you will want to do time and time again.

It's helpful for kids to have some kind of formal experience whether that's in a home daycare that has again that structure.

I'm sitting in my childhood living room on the weekend playing the mine cart levels of Donkey Kong Country, suddenly; I'm at my daycare waiting for the bus to arrive passing Nintendo 64 and Playstation One controllers around while my friends and I play a large selection of open world collect»em up games, finally; I look around again and I'm laying in bed watching Let's Plays and videos of classic games I had missed out on like Glover and Banjo Kazooie.

Instead of penalizing women who've had really great billable hours for years and then all of a sudden they have a maternity leave, and we all know if you have kids, you know you go on maternity leave, your out for let's say three months, you come back well a month later you've got a sick child so you're out again and then a month later you've got this other thing that comes up and then you've got doctors appointments and then you've got your doctors appointments and then the daycare closes unexpectedly.

Again, the school or daycare pick ups and drop offs limit further, the opportunity for face - to - face parental conflict.

If I could get up at 5 a.m., make breakfast for everyone, then get dressed (with heels, natch), drop my kids off at daycare, go to work for 10 hours, pick the kids up, come home, cook dinner, clean up, put the kids to bed, work in bed «til midnight so I don't get behind at work, then do it all again tomorrow on 5 hours sleep.»