Ladies, can you give me some advice on what to do? My son has been going to daycare for two weeks no…

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Ladies, can you give me some advice on what to do? My son has been going to daycare for two weeks now, and it's getting harder to take him every morning. Today, I could barely get his shoes on — he took them off himself and ran for the exit. Second issue: I don't understand why he doesn't eat there, even though he loves to eat. He's hungry from 7 AM to 2 PM until I pick him up. The teacher said today that she had to feed him in the morning and at lunch, along with the caregiver and me. So, it seems like they haven't even tried to feed him all these days. He's been hungry half the day all week, crying, and sleeping for only 40 minutes. When he wakes up, he says "yummy-yummy." I'm already thinking about transferring him to another daycare. There's an option closer to home and near the school where my older son goes. But the downside is that it's a mixed-age group with only two kids his age. Please advise what I should do.
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Anya
And how old is he?

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Yuliya
You're jumping to conclusions a bit early.
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bagan kristina
Are there friends in the garden?
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Mariya Buzinova
Yuliya Relying on my experience with my older son... everything was fine from the very beginning
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Anya
Anya He's so little. His behavior is completely normal and typical. If you want him to go to daycare, you'll need to take him and wait for him to get used to it. This could happen quickly, or it might take a year or even a year and a half.
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Anita
Maybe it's just too early, the same thing happened to me and it didn't depend on daycare.
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Tatyana Ruzanova
For the first week or two, or even longer (this is usually decided with the caregiver), it's recommended not to leave your child for naps. Bring your child for an hour or two, then pick them up. Gradually leave your child for longer periods. The issue of supplemental feeding is quite complex. Some parents specifically ask not to force their child to eat. You need to clearly state your position: "The child must be fed."
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Tatyana Ruzanova
bagan kristina True friendships aren't really formed at 2 years old yet.
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Irina
You started so rarely, you'll be rolling back,
First for two hours, then for lunch, then for sleep in a couple of weeks, and that's if things go well.
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chukavina tatyana
Yuliya You have two completely different children, and comparing their attitudes towards anything isn't right. My older one also took about two weeks to adapt and happily ran to daycare, but my younger one has been going for 3 years and cries every day.
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Churkina (Belous) Diana
Does he eat on his own, or do you feed him with a spoon?
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Irina
Wow, you stayed for nap time!
Our caregiver was waiting for the moment my son felt like eating with all the other kids before suggesting he stay for a nap.
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