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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is a bit of a selection effect. I work in child care and I have noticed often some of the kids who start as toddlers do so because they were too active/out of bounds for their nanny or parent so their parents thought they needed more stimulation. I think, because of this, kids who would probably go on to have some behavior issues anyway (even if they had stayed at home) end up in full-day child care. [/quote] I think you’re on to something here because I have a very active kid who we ended up sending to daycare earlier than planned because he seemed under stimulated at home. Surprisingly, he’s become way more easy going since he started daycare. He’s not in school yet though, and I can see the rigidity of it potentially causing issues down the road. [/quote]
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