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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]IMO, yes. My oldest two went to a Winwood (oldest at age 2 & younger at age 4 months). Winwood is set up like a school more than a daycare. They have set learning time and playtime.[b] My youngest could communicate via sign language way before he could speak. My oldest started learning Spanish[/b] shortly after starting there. They are both very strong academically and had zero issues transitioning from pre-k to K. My youngest was watched by a good friend at her home daycare that she started after she quit teaching after having her 2nd kid. She tried to do structured learning time mixed with playtime but there was 1 of her and 5 total kids, soooo. My youngest has struggled the most academically. He also had a hard transition from daycare to pre-k and pre-k to K. [/quote] Parents believing that their young children need these things is precisely why daycare is astronomical these days. [/quote]
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