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harwood red · 03-10-2005, 22:48

I was in the fortunate position of staying at home with my two boys until they had done a year at primary school before returning to full time work. But I did suffer from the CV gap!! thats another story though...

Mine also went to nursery from 3 years old and although I was a full time mum (worked weekends when their dad was off) I encouraged their independance and own minds.. to the extent of when they started at nursery .... other kids were screaming for their mums and my two were happy as larry! (who is larry by the way?)

In fact my eldest (ok I'm gonna admit this) cried when I picked him up!!!! It took me ages to convince him that he would be going back, he loved it that much!! I felt crap though

03-10-2005, 22:48	#14
harwood red God Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Great Harwood Posts: 7,146 Blog Entries: 74 Liked: 6 times Rep Power: 908	Re: It's a hard life being a Mum..... I was in the fortunate position of staying at home with my two boys until they had done a year at primary school before returning to full time work. But I did suffer from the CV gap!! thats another story though... Mine also went to nursery from 3 years old and although I was a full time mum (worked weekends when their dad was off) I encouraged their independance and own minds.. to the extent of when they started at nursery .... other kids were screaming for their mums and my two were happy as larry! (who is larry by the way?) In fact my eldest (ok I'm gonna admit this) cried when I picked him up!!!! It took me ages to convince him that he would be going back, he loved it that much!! I felt crap though __________________ I know this may come as a shock but believe it or not all views I may air on here are my own work!!!!!