Hi Wesam,<br />
I had a similar experience when my son first went to daycare. I think the most important thing to find out from the daycare provider is whether your son is still upset once he settles in for the day. Often kids will cry when they are dropped off-- even if they have a great time once their mom or dad leaves. I'm no psychologist, but I think it's just their way of letting us moms know that they notice and showing their disapproval. Whether or not your child is &quot;ready&quot; really depends more on the child than it does on age-- plenty of kids thrive in daycare, even at a much younger age. That said, sometimes a full day of daycare can be too much for some children. I don't know your work situation, but have you considered other childcare situations? Kids can get &quot;social skills&quot; in atmospheres other than daycare-- through playdates with other kids one on one, or through a small preschool, or just time in the park. For me, even as a working mom, I decided that daycare wasn't for us and ended up doing a part day preschool and then combining it with a student babysitter, because my son was too overwhelmed in a big daycare setting. Good luck to you.<br />

I agree with Danielle. As a teacher sometimes I would see kids come to school kicking and screaming in front of their parents, but once left in the class they were fine. The first thing I would do is, as suggested by Danielle, is to talk to the teachers. You will gain great insight into your child's social abilities. The teacher can provide essential feedback. As well your son, the teacher, and you should sit down and all make an agreement about what is expected when you drop him off. Plus, your son needs to be reassured you are not abandoning him, but like you always do, you will return to pick him up! I wish you the best, but my suggestion is def. talk to the teacher.<br />