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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So there is a big difference, op, and I’m not sure why you would want to keep misnaming it. Pre school isn’t really set up covering childcare during working hours at all. Pre school (half days) generally starts out at 2 days a week for 2 year olds, 3 days a week for 3 yo, etc and is focused on early socialization and skills. If you use pre school you still need child care for most of the day. It generally requires potty trained kids and doesn’t stat before 3. It’s more like supplemental places like my gym, music classes, mothers morning out, or coop pre schools. Daycare is group childcare that is obviously structured around dual working parent hours. I have done both. There’s some evidence that the less hours/younger age for group care is healthier for kids in the long but obviously is a big financial sacrifice for any family to sah or get a nanny for the bulk of care through those years and what’s best for each family is different. But I think it’s confusing to say you are using pre school when you are doing daycare, because it does imply you are either not working or have a nanny/family caring for your child most of the time. [b]So yes I would clarify that with you if we met on the playground and started talking about childcare[/b]. [/quote] I’m so curious about this. First of all, why would you need/want to clarify this? And second of all, how exactly would you word your questioning. I’m picturing; Larla: Little Larlita just started preschool at Little Tots, she loves her teachers there. PP: Oh what hours does she go? Does your nanny watch her the rest of the day? Oh full day. So you mean daycare right? And Larlita is watched by daycare workers then, not a teacher. [/quote]
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