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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - I'll always start my posts with thank you! We can sleep with her now so DH is staying the night and I've come home for the first time, although my sleep schedule is gone. I will take care of myself but in having two beautiful girls they became so much of our life and I'd do anything they need whenever. I'll need to try to not be over cautious with her. I'll be panicking every time she starts sports, is doing something silly. I've not had chance to say this but I am so proud of Ava, who's handled Mommy and Daddy and Grace leaving her with Grandparents incredibly well. There's been tears but no tantrums. She will also be getting lots of treats for helping us so much by being so brave. She's not spent more than a night without us before. I've caved and allowed her to stick to me tonight. The turkey is amazing!!! I'm sure another fluffy toy will be more than welcomed by Grace!! I wanted to add my daughters names here as this post has felt so personal. I'm not sure if I know anyone here. Grace last night said a little prayer of thanks back to every single person posting on or reading this post. [/quote] This post is a reminder that my mom used to say that your kids should sleep over someone else’s house for an overnight at some point before they are too old. (Someone they feel close to, of course.) Her reasoning was that if they have had a calm, happy sleepover experience (without their parents) it won’t seem so traumatic if they have to do it again (due to a family crisis/parental hospitalization ). She just said ideally the first time would not be combined with stress. I am not at all chastising OP, just sharing that wisdom with others. [/quote]
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