Well Jasmine's 1st day with the childminder seemed to go without any major hiccups. She was dropped off at 8am in a flurry of snow, and was soon in Lisa's arms. A call at lunchtime confirmed everything was ok, that she's had a 45 minute nap in the morning and had just polished off her lunch.
I left work earlier than usual under the threat of being snowed out and arrived at the childminders just before 5pm. Jasmine still hadn't had her dinner (we're used to feeding her at 4pm), but despite this she appeared in a great mood. Babbling away and generally being very nosy at all the comings and goings, with all the other parents collecting their little monkeys.
Her skin looked great, much better than any of the times I had collected her from nursery There was little to no redness to her cheeks, and although it was still apparent where the rougher patches were, her skin looked relatively beautiful.
Hopefully this is a sign of things to come. Maybe nursery wasn't as attentive as a single childminder, who knows? It's early days, but we remain optimistic!
I left work earlier than usual under the threat of being snowed out and arrived at the childminders just before 5pm. Jasmine still hadn't had her dinner (we're used to feeding her at 4pm), but despite this she appeared in a great mood. Babbling away and generally being very nosy at all the comings and goings, with all the other parents collecting their little monkeys.
Her skin looked great, much better than any of the times I had collected her from nursery There was little to no redness to her cheeks, and although it was still apparent where the rougher patches were, her skin looked relatively beautiful.
Hopefully this is a sign of things to come. Maybe nursery wasn't as attentive as a single childminder, who knows? It's early days, but we remain optimistic!
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