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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't think it has anything to do with the daycare provider not being able to handle your DD. I will give it to you straight: your child is difficult and she doesn't want to deal with her. An 8 month-old should never have to be rocked for 10 minutes (likely longer for her) to go to sleep, especially when your daughter naps 2x per day. As a childcare provider, I have found that the more high-needs a child (even that young), the more difficult the parents are. I would rather fill the spot with a baby who won't cling to me all day. Your baby needs a part-time nanny. You need to work on this OP.[/quote] Yikes, frightening attitude from a childcare provider! Some kids are just clingier than others - it has nothing to do with parenting, although sleep training may or may not fix the napping problem. But nothing is going to change a baby's preset need for holding and comforting. Some babies just need more than others. Maybe it is heritable - but it would be incredibly cruel to let a baby cry all day because you're trying to teach it something. A good home daycare provider would just babywear this little one. If she can't do that, then she shouldn't be taking babies. [/quote] Have you ever tried baby-wearing and also trying to meet the needs of other children? You can't pick up another child and an 8 month-old is not small. I'm sorry you find this to be a frightening attitude from a childcare provider. It's the truth. This woman knew that this child isn't a good fit for daycare. She was honest. It is absolutely ridiculous to expect an at home daycare provider to wear a baby all day and to rock the baby for 20 minutes (minimum) everyday. It takes her care attention away from the other children. [/quote]
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