Interesting day care study

girl friday · Mar 27, 2007

playthrough said:

I've got a 19-month-old girl, and as a full-time freelance writer I've had the great, great joy of being home with her the entire time (with occasional babysitting help, or else I'd be a profoundly lousy full-time freelance writer). But she has definitely reached a point where she needs to be around other kids and start developing some social skills. So she's starting day care next week.
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When I was primarily a high school reporter, I was a stay-at-home working mom -- I got to spend most of the day with my little girl, then went off to work. She was only with sitters a few hours a week. It was great, and I loved having that time to spend with her and teach her. I think it set a very good foundation so that when I was promoted and she was at a day care (it's a small in-home place) a lot more, she had a good base.

murciÃ©lago · Mar 27, 2007

Big difference between good day care and bad day care. Just sayin.

LiveStrong · Mar 27, 2007

girl friday said:

When I was primarily a high school reporter, I was a stay-at-home working mom -- I got to spend most of the day with my little girl, then went off to work. She was only with sitters a few hours a week. It was great, and I loved having that time to spend with her and teach her. I think it set a very good foundation so that when I was promoted and she was at a day care (it's a small in-home place) a lot more, she had a good base.
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I'm in that situation now with my six-month old son. 7-3 with him, 4-1 at the office. It's great to have that kind of time together.

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