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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DD was a premie and had some early health issues-- and a 2 year old brother who moved non-stop, all of which is to say I was very protective &worried about her, incredibly sleep deprived, and had PPD.   My mother lived about a half hour away, and was on the emergency pickup list at her daycare. The week after I returned to work (so DD was about 16 weeks) my mother took advantage of that to CHECK MY BABY OUT OF DAYCARE for most of the day. Did she call and ask if DD could spend the day with Nana?  Maybe drop me a quick text?  Nope. I went to pick DCs up, and they told me that Larla had so enjoyed he day out with her grandmother, and had just gotten back. WTF?  Ummm Mom? "You ask me not to call you at work..." So for most of the day my infant was not where I thought she was. And if I had needed to pick her up early, she would have been missing. Ugghh. [/quote]

Ugh, this is why my inlaws were not on the day care emergency pick up list until this year. I don't think they'd actually do that but I wasn't 100% sure so I refused to put them on there the first couple of years. (They're wonderful people, just seemed a little over-invested in their grandson when he was a baby.) I have finally realized that although they may talk about spending all day with him they would not actually sign him out without my consent, so we put them on the list this year and all has been fine. (Plus we've given them an opportunity to spend all day with him a couple times and it wears them out and they no longer talk about it quite as much!)[/quote]

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