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So I decided to give them the termination letter tonight, but I gave them a month's notice. I feel both sad & relieved. Sad, because I wish it would have worked out, but I know in my heart-of-hearts it won't, baby's too young & needs more attention than I can give her, relieved because in a few more weeks I won't have to listen to screaming baby.
Thank you for all your advice and for reading my mini-dilemma. And thank you, BC, for the help.
(I explained everything to dcd at pick up, he seemed shocked & said, "this really puts us in a position", I said "I'm giving you 4 weeks & I am sorry this isn't working out, but...").
Why, I ask, if your provider said they couldn't meet the needs of your infant & your infant is screaming because of this, would you want to keep your baby there?(because finding pt infant care that's cheap is a b*tch, which is a bad answer)
Thank you for all your advice and for reading my mini-dilemma. And thank you, BC, for the help.
(I explained everything to dcd at pick up, he seemed shocked & said, "this really puts us in a position", I said "I'm giving you 4 weeks & I am sorry this isn't working out, but...").
Why, I ask, if your provider said they couldn't meet the needs of your infant & your infant is screaming because of this, would you want to keep your baby there?(because finding pt infant care that's cheap is a b*tch, which is a bad answer)
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