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How to deal, moms, help?
I start cosmetology school on the 23rd. I graduate and get my license 1/05/11, which is next year. I'm completely excited to now train for what i really want to be in life. a cosmetologist!!! :D
The school time is from tuesday to saturday 8:30am- 5pm
The problem is, my son. I'm so attached to him. My boyfriend was talking to me about how I won't see our son, james, as much. And I just broke down.
I get so sad just thinking about not being with him 24/7. Im so attached to him. </3
Did this ever happen to you? How did you deal with it?
yes, he will stay with my boyfriend's mom.
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Aww, that's sad. I thankfully haven't had to deal with this yet, but maybe carry his picture with you while your at school could help. Um are going to to be having family watch him? Maybe call at breaks and lunch time and check on him and talk to him on the phone? I'm not really sure what else to say. Good luck <3
- honeyLv 71 decade ago
It is very hard to leave your baby. I had a hard time but, it did get easier. Having someone you trust really helps. Also, the younger the child is when you start to leave him the easier it is on them.
Cosmetology is a great profession to get into when you have kids. You can basically make your own schedule. So by the time he is in school you will have clients and work while he is in school so you can be with him and work around his schedule and not have to miss out on much if anything.
- 1 decade ago
I know you are already past the planning stage for your education, so this probably won't help.
I can't wait to go back to school for my Master's degree - when my girls are in school.
For now, I'm a full-time Mommy - 2 girls under age 2. I am too attached (literally at the breast for one) to leave them until they have to leave me. Then, my time will be opened up for my advancement in education. That is the way it will work for me.
However, if it is a matter of being able to support your family, then you need to do whatever it takes! It will be difficult to not see him; you'll just have to make the most of every moment that you are with him!
