My daughter didn't bat an eyelid when she started last year. She was older than lisas 2 but I'd drilled it into her that she was going in the weeks leading up to it. I had an awful time with my 1st born adjusting she cried for a good 6 weeks not wanting to be there so i wanted to avoid that happening again
Cos shes a lazy witch and doesn't wanna be a mother to them. She'd prefer to drink pepsi and eat shite
ah no, she likes them when they are asleep
She's qualified for sure in talking out of her hole.
It is probably a bit easier when they are bigger and maybe understand a bit better but there’s no preparing a baby for it in advance of settling in. Lisa’s girls must just be very sociable and not particularly clingy. Mine was the opposite, was only 10 months at the time though.My daughter didn't bat an eyelid when she started last year. She was older than lisas 2 but I'd drilled it into her that she was going in the weeks leading up to it. I had an awful time with my 1st born adjusting she cried for a good 6 weeks not wanting to be there so i wanted to avoid that happening again
At their age it’s normal to be in their chairs for some activities, painting etc would be uncontrollable if they were wandering around, I’m sure they get plenty of floor time too for free play.
Why are they in high chairs not on the floor? How odd. I’m also surprised that they’ve even got the girls in high chairs. At our nursery other than the just weaning smaller ones, the ones who are the twins age eat together round a table on chairs
Have you seen the pictures though- they’re doing jigsaw puzzles- not uncontrollable by any stretch! Hopefully that was just a snapshot and not representative of the whole time there
Could it be they’re not doing as great as she’s letting on & were happier observing the other kids from a safe place?
Not normal what so ever in a crèche setting they are old enough to at small chairs and tables not restricted in a high chair to do puzzles and colouring
Sorry it is absolutely normal for very young children like the twins to still use their high chairs for some activities. There is likely a range of ages in that room from one to two year olds. The youngest in the room will not have the same capacity as the older kids for the first few months and who knows what rough and tumble the bigger kids are doing while the smaller ones are in their chairs, it may not be suitable for the smaller ones. There’s no suggestion they are in their chair all day, that would be a different conversation but to say they shouldn’t be in their chairs at all is nonsense.
They are not very young children (16+) months
