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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Since when is raising a child, "not working"? Hope you don't tell the nanny, she's "not working."[/quote] You don't need a graduate degree to raise a child.[/quote] And yet, the earlier example of the "perfect" nanny stated that she had a degree in child development. So clearly, education is highly valued when searching for a childcare provider. But it makes no difference if you're "just" talking about a parent? Ridiculous. I have several degrees that I may or may not put to use again in the future. But my children certainly benefit from having someone who's been educated take care of them. [/quote] You still don't need a college degree to raise a child. My mother was a two time college drop out and I think she did an excellent job with me and my siblings. We all went on to get degrees, get married, etc and my brother has an extremely successful career. You don't need a million degrees to be a good mom or dad. [/quote]
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