I just put my bb in daycare 3 weeks ago and her behavior has changed is that normal???

yup completely dont worry about it.

You will find that, over time, your baby will begin to adopt the values of the care giver. This will become even more apparent if the care giver's values are a lot different than yours.

oh dear.. kinda makes me sad...:(

Most everyone we meet affects us in some way or another. That's how life shapes us. As long as the caregivers are good people, I wouldn't worry.

It can be difficult putting your bb in daycare, i know its taken me a while for sure. i even find as a parent there is some adjustment for myself..and thinking about myself again..

The caregivers are good ... so far! lol

its just a new enviroment plus new kids,everythings new so they are bound to change some,its a great thing and again perfectly normal.

I you BBs behaivior got worse, its normal.

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