Looking for advice on leaving my daughter at gym daycare

Hi ladies, I am looking for some advice or guidance. For the first two years of my daughter’s life we lived in a new city with no village or support. I am a full time stay at home mom and my daughter is very attached to me and has never really been without me other than my mom watching her for a short time when she was in town visiting. Her dad works 80 hours a week and whenever I leave she gets really upset. She adjusts after about 10 minutes or so, but I have never left her with anyone she doesn’t know.

I just signed up at the park district gym to start working out because my mental health is not doing well. I know I need this and also deserve some time to take care of myself but I am absolutely terrified of how she is going to react to me leaving her at the daycare. I don’t go to church often but we went twice to my brothers church and even there she did not want me to leave. I try to explain it to her but she doesn’t want to accept that I am leaving and I feel bad if I sneak away. Any suggestions on how to go about this? I don’t know if the daycare will be overwhelmed if she is really upset either. I have social anxiety so going anywhere is really hard for me but I have to make a change and do something to try and help myself feel better.

My family basically tells me I made her this way because they tell me I don’t know how to separate from her. But my daughter and I were all each other had in a new city and as a first time mom these things just don’t come easy for me..

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u/JennuineSoul — 3 days ago
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Practicing on my D700

I am extremely new to photography & have been practicing on my Nikon D700 w AF Nikkor 50mm 1.4 D lens. Thought I would share a couple photos I took on it so far. Please let me know your thoughts and be kind because I just got this camera a week ago.. still learning how all this stuff works. These are just the raw unedited photos. I feel like I’m struggling with the focus and trying to learn manual mode and how to adjust in different settings. The rest of them came out grainy or too dark.

u/JennuineSoul — 9 days ago
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Nikon D700

I was gifted a Nikon D700 and would love to get into photography so that I have something to focus on outside of being a stay at home mom. I’ve always loved taking pictures but obviously this camera is way more than an iPhone. Any recommendation on where to start to learn everything I need to know? I have been watching YouTube videos on the exposure triangle because it seems like that’s the first thing to learn. I’m a complete noob but really looking forward to having a creative outlet for my sanity lol.

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u/JennuineSoul — 10 days ago

Social media accounts

Hey guys, I just started looking into UGC so I’m a complete noob when it comes to this. I downloaded some of the common apps I saw people talking about, just to see what it looked like and what the process would be for some of these opportunities. I noticed some of them want you to post on your socials for their products. Do you guys have a separate social media account outside of your personal that you only uploaded UGC ads too? Even if it doesn’t have followers?

I have a personal TikTok where I just post random videos and some mom content just talking about things but it seems weird to post UGC content onto that one. Hopefully this makes sense, any help would be greatly appreciated!

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u/JennuineSoul — 20 days ago