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Should i leave my daughter with my parents since they are more stable? |
I am planning on relocating to atlanta to finish my bachelors of nursing. i know nursing clinicals take up alot of time so i feel my child would be better off with her grandparents while i finish-i have two more years. we live in a small city and i want to move on to a diferent environment and get established then have my daughter come back to live with me do you think this is a good idea? I don't know how old your daughter is .. but it could be extremely difficult to just get her back after two years of not living with you without lots of problems. Switching kids around households can be extremely stressful on the child. And depending on age, she could feel like you are abandoning her or don't want her (now or later in life). If it's at all a possibility, I say take her with you and find a good babysitter. |
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