Childcare

In the best of cases, the returns on a preschool education compared to the cost of enrollment is nearly seventeen times, an enormous benefit for a relatively low cost. (Schweinhart) This number comes from the results of the High/Scope Perry Preschool Project, a 40 year long, completely comprehensive look into how the addition of a preschool education positively impacts students from low income, urban families. The findings included, among other things, a 14 percent employment rate increase and $5,000 average annual wage increase in children who were able to attend a preschool compared to their less educated peers. Other benefits included included an 11 percent increase in homeownership, 17 percent increase in the ability to own two or more automobiles, 26 percent higher likelihood to own a savings account, 35 percent decrease in violent crime, and a 27 percent increase in likelihood to have the custody of children. (Schweinhart) These numbers would seem to indicate that preschool enrollment is an incredible value for the health and stability of a community, however all of these benefits may take decades to fully

As stated earlier, paid childcare also has disadvantages. A major disadvantage of non-parental childcare is the lack of individualized attention. Even though this may be relative to some daycare centers, individualized attention can be a challenge to children that require more attention. The lack of attention can develop mistrust as secure attachment is crucial in infancy and toddlerhood. Moreover, healthy attachment can affect the brain and its development (Hutchison, 2015). Truly, social and emotional interactions between a child and an adult are essential for “proper” brain

While childcare may have some positive benefits to a child’s social and behavioral skills, the negatives outweigh that. Generally the nonparental care of a child being at a childcare place, can take an even bigger toll on the development of a child’s behavioral and social skills.

I found the article “The Early Education Racket” to be very helpful and educational. I have a four-year-old nephew who lives with me so I feel I can relate to those reading this article. We had to choose which daycare he would attend and I know my mom spent a lot of time researching the best options. I’ve always believed picking the right day care was very important and daycare should only be used as a last resort. This article helped me realize that not all will harm your child and some can even be beneficial.

Let’s start off with the matter of safety. In school daycares provide a way for only parents and workers enter and exit with a variety of codes or fingerprints to allow access through the building. Most but not all also have a camera and video

Everyday on the way to school, I pass a preschool for early starters, ages 3 weeks to 6 years. A myriad of thoughts pass through my mind, one thought is why are parents putting their kids into school when they are mere babies? Another thought that goes through my mind is, if these kids are going there at such a young age are they child prodigies? Sending young children to preschool when they are 3 or 4 is a controversial subject for many parents and I can see why; as a parent you want what is best for your child and with all the choices out there of what to do with your child it can be confusing. There is the idea that preschool is what your child needs and then there is the idea that kids need to be kids, they need time to grow and mature without the pressure of school.

is better to attend preschool because it prepares you child for future classes, it gives everyone a

In one year, teen pregnancy increased by 1.4 percent in the U.S. Pregnancy can cause the teen’s life to be a bit more of a struggle because they don’t have as much time to concentrate on their education. The reason for most students dropping out is because most students don’t have much money to afford a babysitter. Usually students need a caretaker for 8 hours so they can attend school.

Every day a young mother, caregiver, sister, aunt, someone’s wife is faced with problems either if it’s at home or at work or at school. Sometimes those problems can determine a student faith but with a little help from a child care that’s offer at he or she university and college can change he or she life more than people can imagine.

In conclusion, the institution of childcare has not helped to lessen the workloads and worries of the busy parents instead it has increased in order to guide their children’ behaviour from being brutal and disobey. The placement of children being placed in the childcare has shown that they are being taken care of brutally and not given love and cares from the teachers. The placement of children in childcare is a bad decision made by the parents as the children developed a weak parental attachment and also brutal attitude of teacher and the aggressive behaviour of children developed. Despite there are advantages of children being placed in the childcare such as adapting academic readiness compared to theirs peers who has not gone to the childcare.

Overall, it is ultimately the decision of the parents to enroll their child in preschool. However, by doing so, the child will gain invaluable information and skills that can be used on a daily basis. Preschool was designed to give children a head start on education and seems to be working. It is very important to extend play time in the preschool classroom because it is essential to a children’s growth and

Parent should keep their children out of the daycare because, No daycare center replace parent love and care. It is the parents responsibility to make sure their child receives the best care. But, some people think daycare has more effect of children because, they are able to spend more time with other kids. There are several reason parents should stay with their child at least age of ten.

Young parents need help with their child and every year the national birthrate among teens aged 15 to 19 has increased by 1.4 percent from 2006 to 2007 (Chen 2014). In total, this equates to 42.5 births for every 1,000 females in this age group, according to Grace Chen in 2014. Females becomes pregnant and dropout of school to be invested in their children. “Being a young mother forces you to grow up and mature and to see how the real world is instead of seeing it through the eyes of a naive High schools student student,” Webb said. “You have to be a mother, student, daughter, twenty-four seven.” According to Stephanie K Taylor from Oklahoma . Even though some people believe that schools

Attendance at child care in the first 3 years of life has no strong effects on cognitive and language development for children who are not disadvantaged at home, provided childcare is of a high quality (CCCH 2007).

For some time now I have been working at American Lutheran Church in the childcare department. One Sunday a couple months back, roughly around 9:00 AM as my reckoning, there were no children in the nursery. There normally isn't any in the early morning. During this time a man, that goes by the name of Jamie Ortiz, entered the room. Mr. Ortiz works in the kitchen and calls himself King of the Kitchen, at least that is what exclaimed. The moment he walked into the room, he sat himself down on one of the rocking chairs that on the right side of the room. He had made himself comfortable and brought receipts with him so he could work on expenses, and find out where exactly the money went. About ten minutes later at the very least, Debbie Smith,