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if you have a toddler in DC
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gabbie83
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Member since 6/08 3037 total posts
Name: gabbie
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if you have a toddler in DC
are you keeping them in the entire time. or taking them out once LO is born? I was debating but decided to keep DD in DC - she has her friends, routine, activities, dont want to throw her off.
What are you ladies doing/?
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Posted 1/27/12 8:57 AM |
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JKinCT
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Member since 11/07 1559 total posts
Name: Korin
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Re: if you have a toddler in DC
Well if i take her out totally then she is not promised a spot in the same room when she would get back.
I will probably keep her home more days, drop off later, or pick up earlier than usual. For the most part she will still be going full-time.
I do like keeping her in her routine and seeing her friends. She's only 18 months now but already asks for her friends when we are getting ready in the morning.
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Posted 1/27/12 9:25 AM |
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IrishMom77
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Member since 8/05 3498 total posts
Name: Roseann
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Re: if you have a toddler in DC
Im keeping him in
I dont want to lose his spot
More importantly, I dont want to mess up his routine when the baby gets here. He is home wit me on Wednesdays every week so we will have those days together. My parents have him 2 days a week as well He is still going to go there too. The times might change a little depending on who picks him up/drops him off
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Posted 1/27/12 12:00 PM |
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schmora15
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Member since 9/08 2476 total posts
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Re: if you have a toddler in DC
My dc is so flexible and I'm PT already. I think I'll send her 2-3 hrs/2 days a week so she can see her friends. My dc provider only charges me 8/hr during reg hrs.
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Posted 1/27/12 2:13 PM |
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ali120206
2 Boys

Member since 7/06 17795 total posts
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Re: if you have a toddler in DC
DS only goes 3x a week right now and I'm going to keep it that way. I think it would be harder on him in the long run to pull him out (all of the changes at home and then putting him back in school when I go back to work....)
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Posted 1/27/12 2:37 PM |
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