It's pretty tough at first, but hopefully you have a babysitter/childcare center you really trust.  That makes a big difference.  Try to think of the positives: you'll be a great role model for her, and the socialization will be great for her.  It really does get better after a few weeks. Plus, coming home to her smile - and when she's old enough - her crawling/running across the room straight into your arms: PRICELESS!  Finally, you need some "you" time, too.  Even though it's hard, use lunch breaks to catch up with friends, get shopping done, etc.  You don't want to lose yourself, and it's really easy to do when all you want to do is be around the light of your life.  GL!

It is very hard & I had to go back right before Thanksgiving when LO was only 7 weeks.   In all honesty there is nothing that really will make it better to go to work, just spend alot of cuddle time with her & make sure you have pictures to take to work w/ you.  I just cannot wait for 4:30 to arrived so I can run home & love my little ones even more then I did when I left that morning.