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Is there anyone around who can help you? Maybe a friend or a neighbor? Just a suggestion. I hope you get it done somehow. It seems like its pretty important to you. 
At least God knows you're tryin hard to make things nice for the baby.
At least God knows you're tryin hard to make things nice for the baby.
If this is nesting, then I've been doing it since before I got pregnant, lol. I don't want anything immaculate, all I want, is a house. It's not safe for any of us to be living in a camper through the winter, let alone a newborn baby. It's not the furnishings I'm worried about, it's the house itself.
Honestly, I wish I had a countdown for how many days it will take, but sadly, God didn't provide me with one of those. He just told me it would be done.
It would make it so much easier, if I could say I only have [X many] days to deal with things at my parents house.
Parents can be weird lol. I remember once I had a kid who had a loose tooth. It got to the point one day where it was basically just dangling there lol. He was freaking out, it was about to fall out, and I just gave it a little tug(with gloves and a tissue) and there it was. Parent was super mad smh
Shine, I have a question about school related stuff. At the preschool where I work, the parents walk the kid's to the classroom on the first day. We do have three year old classes but the upstairs the kid's are preschool and pre k. This isn't just a one day thing, the director opens the door and lets everyone in. In January they ask to start dropping the kid's at the front door and letting them find the classroom on their own. After the first day, the hallway get's chaotic. I personally think we need to cut the cord. Just let them walk in, we can even wait and walk them up. My kid's preschool I dropped them off at the door and the teachers and their classmates were there and they'd wait until 9:20 and take the kid's up.
Kindergarten my kid's wanted to take the bus, okay. Their school you drop them off at the door and drive off. There's a person there directing traffic and two others, one for Kindergarten kid's and another for older grades. No going to the class room, no spending excess amount of time seeing them off. My morning routine, drive them. Person opens door. By guy's have a good day I love you, them, grunt blah blah. Whatever, just go.
I just suggested we cut the cord and let them in. It might help with the chaos. I got, oh no, we can't do that. What do you think? Am I being unreasonable thinking it might be better for the child to give them that bit of independence?
Kindergarten my kid's wanted to take the bus, okay. Their school you drop them off at the door and drive off. There's a person there directing traffic and two others, one for Kindergarten kid's and another for older grades. No going to the class room, no spending excess amount of time seeing them off. My morning routine, drive them. Person opens door. By guy's have a good day I love you, them, grunt blah blah. Whatever, just go.
I just suggested we cut the cord and let them in. It might help with the chaos. I got, oh no, we can't do that. What do you think? Am I being unreasonable thinking it might be better for the child to give them that bit of independence?
That's how it was at my school. We got dropped off at the end of the parking lot, walked up to the line corresponding to our grade level, and walked in the building when it was our grade's turn to do so. The only time the parents got to stand around and linger was on the first day of school (for the kindergarten parents to give their kid extra hugs and take pictures and whatnot).
I don't think anyone was traumatized.
I don't think anyone was traumatized.