DaisyMamma 05:16 AM 03-18-2014
"I'll be picking up an hour early today"

....yeah, right....
Cat Herder 06:18 AM 03-18-2014
Who wants to take bets??
"quick" trip home to do chores?
"quick" trip to store?
"quick" trip to gym?
"quick" trip to bank?
traffic??
Unregistered 06:21 AM 03-18-2014
slipped home to take a quick nap?
slipped home to grab a shower?
slipped home to put dinner in the oven?
snbauser 06:37 AM 03-18-2014
Originally Posted by DaisyMamma:
"I'll be picking up an hour early today"
....yeah, right....
Yeah. Never happens. I love the "Im picking up early" and then they show up about 10 or 15 minutes earlier than normal. Um, that's not what I consider early.
KIDZRMYBIZ 06:42 AM 03-18-2014
DaisyMamma 06:56 AM 03-18-2014
My bet is on a quick stop at the store.
Second Home 07:10 AM 03-18-2014
That was me yesterday , dcm says I will be here at 3 . She came at 4 .
nannyde 07:11 AM 03-18-2014
In one ear and out the other. Saying they will come early is one of the biggest markers that they will in fact be late. I always answer with.... "just text me ten minutes out. I will forget this before you pull out of the driveway. Whatever you do... just don't be late"
Childminder 09:41 AM 03-18-2014
I always ask them at what time they will be picking up. "If everything works out I might be able to make plans to do something." If I get a commitment they tend to arrive when stated.
Annalee 10:23 AM 03-18-2014
DaisyMamma 10:31 AM 03-18-2014
Originally Posted by Childminder:
I always ask them at what time they will be picking up. "If everything works out I might be able to make plans to do something." If I get a commitment they tend to arrive when stated.
great idea!
daycarediva 10:57 AM 03-18-2014
I tell the KID and that typically makes them stick to their word. Honestly, the kids are more excited about getting sprung early than I am *unless it's my last pick up, of course*
"Ohhh Timmy did you hear that? Mommy is coming to get you EARLY!"
"What time did you say Sue?"
"How fun Timmy, Mommy will be here right after nap! You will be so excited to wake up and see her!"
DaisyMamma 10:46 AM 03-19-2014
She only showed up 20 minutes after she said she would. Not too bad
daycare 11:01 AM 03-19-2014
that sentence is about as real as Santa Clause brought you that bike.
Originally Posted by DaisyMamma:
She only showed up 20 minutes after she said she would. Not too bad
That's pretty good! I had one yesterday too. Dcd said right in front of the kids that he would be here after snack. Yep, after snack alright, and an hour and 15 minutes later. He must have forgot what time snack was at

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My3cents 11:55 AM 03-19-2014
I have learned never to wake a child because the parent is going to come early.
No way-
Laurel 12:04 PM 03-19-2014
Originally Posted by My3cents:
I have learned never to wake a child because the parent is going to come early.
No way-
I had 1 coming at 1p.m. and it is now 3. She called right before nap and said I could keep her up if I wanted. Uh, not on your life...:rolleyes,