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@eric1844 The hard thing is your hours. I work early shift 7 or 8 to 4 and pick my kid up right after. I am with her 4-8 when she goes to bed. My husband is an attorney: some days home at 5 some days not til after 8. Its a trade off. Ideal would be you going to work later and spending...

@dennisbon I am the third of 4. Honestly. My parents made it look easy. E did a lot of carpooling. My dad cooked and did a lot of chores. My mom is a doctor but worked til 4 when we were little. Personally I don't mind a cluttered or messy house. My second child isn't born yet (37 weeks) so...

@dennisbon Personally I did soccer like this starting at 8 and I really hope my kids do it too. Mine are 2 and still cooking. Currently we do swim lessons weekly and often dance or soccer during the week.

@mohmann I think she has fevers a few days. But the days before that I would get her from daycare and she would cry and cry (they said she was fine there). Then the fever a few days. And then pack to school the next week. She was like 15 months.

@mohmann My daughter had it. Never got it. But she was miserable

@mickaela This is because she's awake so early. Personally. I would tell her you won't come in no matter what (obviously do if something is wrong) and don't feed her until you go in. Don't enter at all if she's crying.

@clay9000 I don't have an app at this daycare. It's better than the one I used for my daughter. No bibs is a red flag. Send them. Staying in crib awake is borderline neglect.

@clay9000 I wouldn't expect anything besides caretaking tasks to be logged. FYI.

@clay9000 My daycare requires bibs we go through 3 a day at daycare. They also label each diaper and we have never had the wrong diaper. Number 2 is a major red flag. Babies should not be in the crib unless asleep. There are laws in my state on how long they can be awake in crib. Mine is 15...