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My younger one goes to play school these days and is very much fond of staffs in school(Not the teachers). Now, the issue is she takes a lot of time to leave school. i'd say she sticks to the school staff and makes me wait a lot and if I try to force her she starts crying, quarrelling and talking like a sick old woman.
I spoke to the school authorities about this and they said we care for your child and maybe she likes her school more than home.
This is where I'm confused, I have shared this many times with my husband and he said change the school. But then changing the school is not the solution right? She has to go to school and she will be meeting people outside and so this may happen again.
What should I do? What is the the best solution ......This is totally new for me. I did not hear anywhere else before.
Is the there anyone else who has faced this?
It'll pass soon enough. Enjoy.
I see kids waiting for the bell to ring and my child is moving around in school wasting her time even after the school is not having any crowd.
Someone just told me ...she may be going through a disorder and this is making me tensed.
(First day of preschool, my daughter ran right in and didn't even say goodbye. Meanwhile all the other kids are crying and clinging to their parents. I went to the grocery store and cried. Where I ran into another parent who calmed me down.)
You can drive yourself crazy (all parents do a little bit) comparing your child to anyone else's.
Push it all aside. I like to put it this way: Kids are far to expensive not to love every second that you can with them. (Because trust me, you won't love them all.)
So what to do? Get down on the floor and play ponies with her, or babies, or whatever she likes. Pretend to be frogs together. Read books until you both have them memorized. Color. Take a nap together.
Next year it will be all different. What seems to last forever...won't.