Working Moms
How do your kids do after the week-end?? And let's not forget all the hyperactivity about the Holiday?
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The only thing different on the weekends at our house is that I usually give up fighting with ds on taking a nap. By the time bedtime rolls around we're both exhausted :(
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I don't see dd in the mornings, I leave for work long before she gets up. My parents have to deal with her >insert evil laugh<
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My daughter was/is fairly whiny this morning. :( -
My mil is the one that gets to deal with ds in the morning during the week. I take him over there but he's usually still sleeping when I drop him off.
Quoting leahbeah143:
I don't see dd in the mornings, I leave for work long before she gets up. My parents have to deal with her >insert evil laugh<
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Well, DD is only 2 and doesn't really get that this week is any different. She had a pretty good morning, considering she didn't sleep too well.
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haha. oh, man. those mornings are the worst!
monday is nice because i only have to wake one kid up. husband takes care of my 4 year old. he's the hard one in the morning. i get my 2 year old dressed and ready for daycare, but he loves school so usually he's no problem.
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My youngest ds never wants to get up and says he hates school and daycare and never wants to go again. We always have a fight over what he's wearing. I'm accustom to it at this point and just say ok and when I pick him up from daycare after work its always better. -
Taking a step back, it is totally haha moment. The 5 year old looked hilarious. Standing there in a hat, his down winter coat, underarmor shirt & his monster truck t on top. he was wearing a pair of "high-water" khakis that he had pulled out of the "too-small" bin, and flip-flops. I was disappointed it is against school policy to let him go like that. He had obviously worked somewhat hard to pull "the look" together, so I wanted him to experience the day wearing his ensemble, lol. But, he finally reluctantly decided to rock sock-less tennis shoes and I managed to switch to a lighter jacket as well. It was too funny.
Quoting mickstinator:
haha. oh, man. those mornings are the worst!
monday is nice because i only have to wake one kid up. husband takes care of my 4 year old. he's the hard one in the morning. i get my 2 year old dressed and ready for daycare, but he loves school so usually he's no problem.
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It's so funny how they can be so particular about their clothes. My 4 year old HATES wearing jeans. He gives me hell when I try to make him. Then, he is picky about his jackets. It HAS to have a hood. His light jacket does, but his heavy one doesn't. If he has to wear a beanie, it HAS to be his spiderman one and not any other. That child takes longer to get ready than I do. lol!
Quoting Marti123:
Taking a step back, it is totally haha moment. The 5 year old looked hilarious. Standing there in a hat, his down winter coat, underarmor shirt & his monster truck t on top. he was wearing a pair of "high-water" khakis that he had pulled out of the "too-small" bin, and flip-flops. I was disappointed it is against school policy to let him go like that. He had obviously worked somewhat hard to pull "the look" together, so I wanted him to experience the day wearing his ensemble, lol. But, he finally reluctantly decided to rock sock-less tennis shoes and I managed to switch to a lighter jacket as well. It was too funny.
Quoting mickstinator:
haha. oh, man. those mornings are the worst!
monday is nice because i only have to wake one kid up. husband takes care of my 4 year old. he's the hard one in the morning. i get my 2 year old dressed and ready for daycare, but he loves school so usually he's no problem.
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DS was actually pretty good this morning. I hate mornings though bc I feel so rushed. I just wish he'd sleep all night instead of waking me up 2-4 times :0/
But he is acting normal again after an ear infection last week. His teacher said he was extra bouncy today lol