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Results tagged “daycare” from Momtourage: Need Advice?

THE QUESTION :

I've been put on complete bed rest during my second pregnancy, and my 2-year-old son is upset. I've been home now for a month and still have three months to go. My son seems confused and unhappy now that Mommy can't play with him anymore and Daddy is either at work or doing housework since Mommy can't help out. Is there a good way to handle this situation? Daycare isn't really an option for us.
 

THE ANSWER:

From your description it sounds like you are alone with your son for a significant portion of the day -- which must be a very difficult mix for an active toddler and a bed-resting mom!

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Marilyn Augustyn
THE QUESTION :

My 16-month-old son just started attending a big daycare center. I expected him to get sick from the other kids, but he came home on his first day with a stuffy nose that has transformed into diarrhea and vomiting. How can I protect him from getting sick like this all the time?
 

THE ANSWER:

Healthy children can catch around 10 infections a year--almost one a month! This is especially true when they are in daycare. During the summer months kids are mostly well, but during the winter, they may get sick every other week. Why? Because children constantly touch things and viruses can live on toys and surfaces for hours.

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Tanya Remer Altmann
THE QUESTION :

I am a soon-to-be single mother. When do I need to start figuring out daycare vs. nanny vs. sitter? I am due in late February.
 
THE ANSWER:

Any mother, whether single or married, should plan ahead and know her childcare alternatives. Take advantage of this time to do your legwork and make the best choice for you and your baby. You can begin now!


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Natalie Gahrmann

 
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