so that's what a year
full of nappy changing feels like.. just kidding.. I dont know, may be too many
things were going on in my life, #lame ass excuse for not writing anything the
past year.. no doubt I regret that.
Anyhooo, off late we
had to take him off the day care for few months due to the number of bugs he
was picking up. Got me worried seriously! thankfully in laws were 'vetti'
enough to come around and baby sit him.. and now he is back to day care days,
although a totally new and an awesome one.
but I have started to
get mixed thoughts about sending him to day care, I know the usual reasons
behind sending or not sending a baby to day care.
I am sure this is
nothing new and most parents would have gone through.. but when I see him
helplessly crying out for me leaving him there.. it feels like the biggest
betrayal of life. as soon as we step into the day care he realizes whats going
to happen next and he tries to rectify by looking me in the eye and utter all
his beautiful words he has learned, like 'out', 'bye bye', 'straight' (pointing
me to the door), 'momma'.. there is probably a handful of words in his
vocab and he speaks them all out at this point trying best to convince me. I
try my best to not break down. Its fucking hard! I enter his play room and I
see his nannies smiling and greeting him but he is not happy, grabs me so tight
with all that insecurity I feel his pain. back of my mind, I keep reminding
myself 'all for greater good' but.. is it worth the pain every single
day???
I feel what he goes
through, I totally understand him from head to toe even if he doesn't speak
much, I can sense all his emotions from his eyes and this makes my job way too
difficult. So with a blind faith I am continuing this act of trauma. all for a
better tomorrow - you better be good!
on a side note, what
totally gets me is in the evening when I see at home (of course the mommy gets
the nicest things like picking him from day care) my eyes are filled with guilt
and I almost apologize to him for putting him through the morning trauma and of
course my whole day I just have the sight of him crying out miserably and me
leaving him behind helplessly. but wait, what I get to see is him running to me
as fast as he could and asking me for more play and fun time!!! not one bit he
is upset. I wish he lives all his life with this sort of heart!
so that's what a year
full of nappy changing feels like.. just kidding.. I dont know, may be too many
things were going on in my life, #lame ass excuse for not writing anything the
past year.. no doubt I regret that.
Anyhooo, off late we
had to take him off the day care for few months due to the number of bugs he
was picking up. Got me worried seriously! thankfully in laws were 'vetti'
enough to come around and baby sit him.. and now he is back to day care days,
although a totally new and an awesome one.
but I have started to
get mixed thoughts about sending him to day care, I know the usual reasons
behind sending or not sending a baby to day care.
I am sure this is
nothing new and most parents would have gone through.. but when I see him
helplessly crying out for me leaving him there.. it feels like the biggest
betrayal of life. as soon as we step into the day care he realizes whats going
to happen next and he tries to rectify by looking me in the eye and utter all
his beautiful words he has learned, like 'out', 'bye bye', 'straight' (pointing
me to the door), 'momma'.. there is probably a handful of words in his
vocab and he speaks them all out at this point trying best to convince me. I
try my best to not break down. Its fucking hard! I enter his play room and I
see his nannies smiling and greeting him but he is not happy, grabs me so tight
with all that insecurity I feel his pain. back of my mind, I keep reminding
myself 'all for greater good' but.. is it worth the pain every single
day???
I feel what he goes
through, I totally understand him from head to toe even if he doesn't speak
much, I can sense all his emotions from his eyes and this makes my job way too
difficult. So with a blind faith I am continuing this act of trauma. all for a
better tomorrow - you better be good!
on a side note, what
totally gets me is in the evening when I see at home (of course the mommy gets
the nicest things like picking him from day care) my eyes are filled with guilt
and I almost apologize to him for putting him through the morning trauma and of
course my whole day I just have the sight of him crying out miserably and me
leaving him behind helplessly. but wait, what I get to see is him running to me
as fast as he could and asking me for more play and fun time!!! not one bit he
is upset. I wish he lives all his life with this sort of heart!