When will the crying stop?

This is DD's fifth week at daycare now. She goes Wednesday and Thursday with her brother although he is at the opposite end in the Kindy room.

She loves it, is keen to go, is settling in really well, is interacting well with the other kids, is always happy when I go to pick her up and shows me everything she has done for the day. I know she is happy there BUT she cries every morning when I leave her :shakehead:
I hand her over to her teacher and she screams and cries while I walk away, I hide in her room and watch her and it is only ever a few minutes at the most before she stops crying.
I ring when I get home to make sure she hasnt started up again and she is always happy and playing but I hate the drop off tears.
This morning I took her to her room first before Scout and she lost the plot when we left. Clearly she thought Scout was coming home with me :rolleyes: but by the time I got to his class and looked down to her end of the playground she was happily playing in the sandpit!

None of the boys ever did this kind of thing and it is really pulling at my heart strings. I know it is for my benefit and to make me feel bad because she is so happy once im out of sight, and the teachers have all told me that she is fitting in really well and that they dont think its fair to "lie" to me if they thought she wasnt ready.

Arrrrrrggggggghhhhhhhhhhhh do they stop?? Please tell me it will be soon :pray:

Hugs hun its hard. DS2 still cries when I leave him at CC a year after he started!! But within 5 mins he is happy and content playing. He then sooks and whinges a bit I arrive to pick him up or just runs around saying mummy to tell everyone I am there!

Just wanted to give you some huge hugs. :hug:
Sorry I don't know anything. I can only imagine how hard it must be to see like that each time.

xox

I really can't remember... but it was quite sometime. DD always used to have an initial cuddle & kiss then I'd get ready to leave & she'd come up for another one. If I never did the second one, she'd scream. I know they always say to drop them off, say goodbye & leave but she was always more distressed if I did that, so we always did the double goodbye & she settled better. I always told her that I was coming back to pick her up later or her Dad was, that way she knew it was only for a little while. ((hugs))