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MrsPandaFish
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Member since 12/09 25 total posts
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Ally
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for those who are full time...
how do you deal with missing a lot of the babies day? now that my daughter Maddy is starting to really start doing new things, its getting harder and harder to be away from her. we can't afford for me to stop working, but at the same time its just getting so hard. how do you cope? 
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Posted 8/3/10 8:26 AM  |
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Linda1003
love my 2 boys
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Re: for those who are full time...
I make sure I get every detail from daycare about what he did during the day. I also just make the weekends about him and spend as much time as I can with him.
Its not easy.
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| Posted 8/3/10 8:30 AM |
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Ian&EmmesMommy23
My family is complete!
Member since 11/08 12970 total posts
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Diana
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Re: for those who are full time...
Posted by Linda1003
I make sure I get every detail from daycare about what he did during the day. I also just make the weekends about him and spend as much time as I can with him.
Its not easy.
me too. Ian is in daycare 11 hours a day. hes there more than he sees me!! but i cherish the time i have with him even more. on weekends, you cant get him out of my arms. but i know daycare is good for him. hes learning so much more than i can do for him. they talk him how to hold a bottle at 6 months! i wouldnt have even know where to start.
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| Posted 8/3/10 8:39 AM |
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Ang-Rich
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Re: for those who are full time...
Like Linda said...
I make the most of the weekends.
I take both kids to daycare and pick them up and use that time to interact with them as well...we talk and sing songs.
I usually give both kids a bath and DH and I rotate who puts down which child each night. My older son gets stories and we talk about his day...the baby is rocked to sleep (he's so exhausted by the end of the day).
I live for the weekends with them and as fall rolls around we have a lot of activities (apple picking, pumpking picking, etc)
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| Posted 8/3/10 8:42 AM |
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Daisy32
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Re: for those who are full time...
Posted by MrsPandaFish
how do you deal with missing a lot of the babies day? now that my daughter Maddy is starting to really start doing new things, its getting harder and harder to be away from her. we can't afford for me to stop working, but at the same time its just getting so hard. how do you cope?
I'm so glad you asked this b/c I'm in the same boat as you....and having such a hard time with it 
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| Posted 8/3/10 9:06 AM |
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BethanyLynn
Love these munchkins
Member since 10/09 6295 total posts
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Bethany
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Re: for those who are full time...
Its very hard. I feel like Im missing all the good stuff...Like PP's said- we try to make the best of the weekends and spend all of our time with her. 
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| Posted 8/3/10 9:16 AM |
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