First Day

[spinnymarie]

My sister and I have been amping ourselves up for today for over six months and today is 'opening day!' It is finally nap time and I'm exhausted. And we don't even have a full house for two more weeks!

[hope]

You will get in a grove. Better to be busy than twiddling your thumbs right? Good luck!

[melilley]

Congrats on opening! happyface

[DaveA]

You'll get in the swing of it ASAP. Congrats on opening day.

[Play Care]

Congrats!!!! It gets easier! happyface

[spinnymarie]

Thanks everyone I sure hope so!

[Blackcat31]

My sister and I have been amping ourselves up for today for over six months and today is 'opening day!' It is finally nap time and I'm exhausted. And we don't even have a full house for two more weeks!

Congratulations on your opening!!!!

It'll definitely get easier once you find your groove like hope said.

[NightOwl]

Congratulations! It's good that you started under capacity. Gotta get your feet wet before diving in!

[midaycare]

I remember my first day - I opened this year. After that day I thought I made a big mistake going into daycare. Now I love it.

It is hard at first, definitely. Just take it one day at a time and before you know it you will have your routines and it will become easier.

Congrats on opening!

[bklsmum]

Congrats! I agree with everyone who said it's gets easier!

[spinnymarie]

I remember my first day - I opened this year. After that day I thought I made a big mistake going into daycare. Now I love it.

It is hard at first, definitely. Just take it one day at a time and before you know it you will have your routines and it will become easier.

Congrats on opening!

Glad to hear it Day 2 was just as hard as day 1, what with infants 'dropping in' to 'get used to it'...
Next year I'm not allowing that one.

[Indianadaycare]

Congratulations! It's good that you started under capacity. Gotta get your feet wet before diving in!

Yes! And congratulations!

[AmyKidsCo]

Congrats!

Take a deep breath and relax. It doesn't have to be perfect. Have fun and enjoy the children - that's more important than anything else.