I went to the YMCA, dropped them off in the "Kids Zone", and RAN! I bolted out of that room and didn't look back. Of course, I brought Grandma along with me for moral support. I couldn't have done it without her! This was a tough, tough thing for me to do. It kept me up most of the night before and gave me a nervous stomach just thinking about it.
About 3 minutes into my treadmill workout, I saw one of the ladies from the babysitting room walk into the Fitness Center looking around for someone who I just knew had to be me. As she approached, I gave her a look and said,"me?" She shook her head no, smiled, and kept on walking to find that unlucky mama whose kid was throwing a fit. I was shocked that it was not me and thought, this is easy...why have I never done this before? I sent Grandma to peek in after 15 minutes, and they were fine.
After 30 minutes of treadmill time, I decide I better go get them. Just as I was walking down the hallway, the same lady who smiled at me earlier said, "I was just coming to get you. Gracie is having a tough time." When I walked into the room, Gracie was frozen in place, fists in the air, and screaming her pretty little head off. I knew it. Gracie was the one I was worried about. She is such a mama's girl.
Matty was perfectly fine. He was looking out the window at the trucks, playing a guitar, and he didn't want to leave. He is such a big boy.
The nice lady in the babysitting room told me not to give up. And I won't.
I haven't taken any pictures this week (shocker, I know). So here's an oldie, but goodie. Oh, how I love my little sweets.


Good job, Momma! It gets easier - for you and them! ;)
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