Anna Moldavski wrote:
I think the only solution to all of the above, which I find absolutely true too - boring!, is to try to find new friends and meet with other moms more often.
We just moved to this area a couple of months ago. My daughter and I are now going to local EYC, but I have to admit that I cannot always fit those trips in well with her schedule and so they happen not as often as I wish.
I would love to meet some moms in the area with kids between 6 and 12 months who would want to get together at home for a play date. Kids can play, and we could make new friends. I find that moms can relate to each other very well, because we all face similar issues, so I always made friends really quickly with moms I met after Eva was born.
Some advantages to this:
- meet people in a comfortable environment
- not have the kids exposed to too many people at the same time (I am thinking about the flu season!:)
- not having to drive too far and being more flexible on time, which would mean less naps skipped and more awake time spent playing for kids and socializing for moms
So if anyone is interested, let me know. I'd love to meet new people. (I'm between Dufferin and Major Mac with Rutherford in the middle).
Anna
my son is a little older than your daughter I think...but I'm in your area and would love to meet other like minded moms! I'm at Weston and Major Mac.
