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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t know and my sample size is small. But based on observations and a little personal experience I think that staying home with toddlers imparts a personality/sense of humor that’s more like the primary caregiver (if the attention is focused), and if the child is talked to directly very frequently they will be more likely to speak more coherently, have a larger vocabulary, and sometimes develop early literacy skills. That said late elementary and middle school are important years to be there before and after school. [/quote] +1. SAH, WAH, WOH mom[/quote] These are the years the kids will remember. SAH for your choice and wishes. I am a SAH with a middle schooler. I needed to be home due to SN/income not worth paying a nanny for therapies but being able to help with homework and being involved later on is just as important if not more.[/quote]
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