The stars say go
Aries, September 3:
Things aren't exactly where you want them to be right now and that could
mean that you're in for an uncomfortable time -- but not necessarily! Try your
best to smile and keep others smiling.
And just when I needed some cheerleading, too. Norah's transition to preschool is not going all that well - today when I dropped her off, she had to be peeled from my legs, and I had to walk away without letting her know that my stomach was somewhere north of my throat, and breakfast was headed for the sidewalk. My BABY is CRYING, I thought, and I CAN. NOT. RESPOND.
I know this is going to get better, but good lord, it's hard right now. Good thing I have to keep my shit together for Kristen and Peyton (the youngest of the nanny kids, who's with me most of the time these days) or I would be a pile of jello.
Posted in: on 9/03/2008 at at 8:28 AM
Well, from experience it usually gets better. And as with everything, communication is the key. With her, with the teachers. It gets easier as they get older. But the first steps are always the hardest.
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You are not alone:
http://phantomscribbler.blogspot.com/2008/09/preschool-version-of-homesick.html