DS doesn't have attachment to any toy eitherI tried to introduce a *lovie* for sleeping / settling purposes and he won't have a bar of it, just rubbing our elbow
So with the attachment issue, it is not unusual to not be attached to a toy / object. TBH DD doesn't really have a toy either but she will cuddle the flat out bear in bed.
As for her not *missing* you - great work mummyYou have a secure and well adjusted little miss. Once or twice a fortnight is still reasonably regular contact so they would have been familiar and a new toy
My DS and DD see my sister infrequently due to distance but *see* her about the same frequency as you via Skype. She looked after them while I was at a funeral and they weren't even vaguely concerned I was gone for a few hours.
She is doing great (and so are you)




I tried to introduce a *lovie* for sleeping / settling purposes and he won't have a bar of it, just rubbing our elbow
So with the attachment issue, it is not unusual to not be attached to a toy / object. TBH DD doesn't really have a toy either but she will cuddle the flat out bear in bed.
You have a secure and well adjusted little miss. Once or twice a fortnight is still reasonably regular contact so they would have been familiar and a new toy
My DS and DD see my sister infrequently due to distance but *see* her about the same frequency as you via Skype. She looked after them while I was at a funeral and they weren't even vaguely concerned I was gone for a few hours.
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