No news

A the Nanny came and met the wife, next day after her call. We told her that she has to be in at 930 am, leaves have to be informed in advance, except in case of emergency, and she could leave at 530 pm. She replied she will call the next day and confirm.

We have not heard from her yet.

The IL’s left yesterday. The boy stopped crying only when he went upstairs to Aa’s house. Last night he didn't eat much and had to be rocked twice to sleep in the middle of the night. 
Today  morning he got up and started asking for the grandparents. He slipped on a paper lying on the ground, hit his nose and bled slightly. 

A surprise call

Weekend was bad for the boy. He got up crying in the nights and we had to rock him to sleep. On Saturday he fell in the play area and hit his forehead against a sharp ledge and had a minor cut. It swelled up immediately and we had a tough time putting ice on it as the boy wouldn't let us. The swelling is gone and the cut is healing.

Out of the blue, A the Nanny called the wife today. She wanted to know if she can have her job back. She was asked to come in tomorrow and discuss. 

Decision time

We had to let R the Nanny go. It was a difficult decision.

2 crying sessions

Something seems to have upset the boy’s schedule. 

He got up crying and after some rocking went to sleep around 130. Woke up again, this time he wanted milk and continued crying! Usually drinking milk is a sign that he will sleep immediately. But no. This time we had to put bouncer on the bed between us and he slept in that.

Nanny problems

R the Nanny has been off for 3 days in a row. 
First day her daughter was sick but she didn't have our numbers to call up and inform. Next day she came home with her sick daughter to get the number. I have all the respect for her and her daughter but I wouldn't want my sick child to go near another child, just in case he/she gets sick. R had no such qualms and her daughter was all over the place, around the boy. Not good.

Crying in the night

Today morning the boy cried nonstop from 12 am to 115 am. Wanted to go to the paaark and asked for Didi (Ah). We rocked, carried him, he did not stop.

Tired finally, he slept.

Sleep, truly is a luxury for me.

Hepatitis B injection

At Dr S clinic, a mother and her daughter were in line behind us. I had stepped outside as the boy stared getting uncomfortable when he heard a baby crying. He wanted to walk far away. When the family inside came out, this mother shamelessly walked inside along with her daughter without even asking us.

What is her daughter going to learn? That it is OK to cut lines, not follow rules?

When it was our turn, the boy started crying when he saw Dr S. He calmed down when he felt the stethoscope on him. We then got up, and the boy realized we had not walked out. He turned to look at Dr S, who was preparing the injection and started crying hysterically. He knew what was coming. Stopped crying when we walked out after the injection.