That's right. You are doing the correct thing.
You are doing sensible things and over time she will adapt. One thing you might consider is having her enrolled in a nursery school program. Part of the issue now is that her whole life is centered on the family (and this is OK, by the way), and it makes it difficult for her to be relaxed about your absence.
Thank you Dr., for giving me the reassurrance that I am doing the right thing.
Thank you Dr. Kennedy for your input. She is actually in pre-school 3 days a week. She just started last fall. She loves pre-school and just recently she started wanting me to stay there. The teacher is very good with the situation. She told her to say bye to me and to come with her and help her check in the homework. I asked the teacher when I picked her up the teacher said she was fine as soon as I left. So sounds like I just need to give her time then?
Thank you Dr. Kennedy for your input. She is actually in pre-school 3 days a week. She just started last fall. She loves pre-school and just recently she started wanting me to stay there. The teacher is very good with the situation. She told her to say bye to me and to come with her and help her check in the homework. I asked the teacher when I picked her up the teacher said she was fine as soon as I left. So sounds like I just need to give her time then?