Education for All
In today’s day in age, it is quite normal to have your children attend daycare. More and more parents are joining the workforce, and fewer than one-third of all children have a full-time, stay-at-home parent. Compare this to only one generation ago in 1975, when half of all children had a stay-at-home parent. However, because infant care and early education is still a relatively new concept forRead More…
In this economy, although it is hard to find work right now, parents must still do whatever it takes to work as much as possible. But when caught up with working, and constantly being on the go, it is often difficult to balance this and the time spent watching your children. Being a parent is not easy, and when work factors in, they often need a little assistance. This is when it is a good time Read More…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTVFvkwtW_M Many parents and families can’t afford, or simply don’t want to put their career on hold, to stay at home and raise a young child. This does, however, create an issue in terms of who is going to watch a child before they’re old enough to start going to school. For many people, this means sending your child to day care or some kind of pre-k classes.Read More…
