Does it get easier?

Question

First day going to work after my son has been born, he’s 9 months now. Does anyone have any words of encouragement because I honestly don’t feel as excited as I thought I would

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Yes! My son started day care at 6 weeks old and I was working 15 hour days. The first week was the hardest, not for him, but for me. Eventually you’ll be dropping off and he’ll be running inside without a hug or kiss goodbye. But still excited at pickup to see you. Make it a point to spend special time everyday with him. Even if it’s just 10 minutes where you’re sole attention is on him. One day you may even find yourself looking forward to Monday to drop off at school, probably not everyday, but once in awhile. As he gets older he’ll tell you all about the friends he’s making and how fun the crafts he did was. The hardest time is the first week, each day thereafter it gets easier and if you’re able to drop in for lunch with him a couple times a week. You got this.

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It does get easier once you feel comfortable. Plus you get to be a working mom hero:)

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It does get easier, but still expect to have those days where you just miss your little one to the point of tears. My daughter is 17 months and started day are at 5 months. I've had periods of time where I would have says os missing her, and even thought about quitting because I missed her so much (also work was very frustrating at the time). But like another mom mentioned, you get to be a working mom hero. It is sooo hard and requires so much sacrifice. Think of the example you are setting for your little one, and be proud to be called a working mama!

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