Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If y'all really need something important to get fired up about: The chickpea is neither a chick, nor a pea. Discuss.
The Holy Roman Empire was neither holy nor roman. Discuss.
Grow up, OP.
Wait, what???? Mind blown.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What if I call it daycare and my 2.5 yo insists on calling it school? Do I correct him? Please, I'm so worried. I don't want him to believe a lie.
Yes. Correct him. Drive past the neighborhood school he will go to one day and tell him "That's school. You'll go there when you are five." Give him that milestone to look forward to and aspire to and be excited about.
+1 And explain daycare is a different place where you are not schooled but cared for during the day while I do something else.
Anonymous wrote:FFS. This thread is ridiculous!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What if I call it daycare and my 2.5 yo insists on calling it school? Do I correct him? Please, I'm so worried. I don't want him to believe a lie.
Yes. Correct him. Drive past the neighborhood school he will go to one day and tell him "That's school. You'll go there when you are five." Give him that milestone to look forward to and aspire to and be excited about.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If y'all really need something important to get fired up about: The chickpea is neither a chick, nor a pea. Discuss.
The Holy Roman Empire was neither holy nor roman. Discuss.
Grow up, OP.

Anonymous wrote:OP, I'm with you, it's annoying and can be confusing once the kid is 2.5 and you don't know whether or no s/he is really in a preschool or daycare and it's relevant to the conversation. Moms and Dads, just stop feeling bad about sending your kid to daycare. It's fine, really.
Anonymous wrote:If y'all really need something important to get fired up about: The chickpea is neither a chick, nor a pea. Discuss.
Anonymous wrote:I agree 100%, OP. I hate it when parents call daycare "school" and posted about it on the other thread as my pet peeve.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I call our daycare "daycare." This morning, my 2.5-year-old daughter said it was "Time to go to school!"
I instantly corrected her! I made sure to SHOUT (the real-life equivalent of ALL CAPS) that daycare is NOT SCHOOL.
I wanted her to be aware how ASHAMED MOMMY IS of having the audacity to WORK OUTSIDE THE HOME TO FULLY PAY FOR COLLEGE, and that Mommy is TOO CHEAP TO PAY FOR A NANNY.
She now knows that anonymous Internet posters who have never met us ARE RIGHT, and that she should never call the place where she does art projects, sing songs, learn letters and numbers, play games, listen to stories, play pretend, and learn from people with degrees in early childhood education SCHOOL.
If she ever has the audacity to think that I love her or care for her well being, I will remind her that MOMMY ONLY LOVES MONEY AND HER CAREER, and is TOO SELFISH TO BE A GOOD PARENT!
I cannot stop laughing at this.![]()
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I was so close to laughing out loud!
Perfection!
I DID LOL!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I call our daycare "daycare." This morning, my 2.5-year-old daughter said it was "Time to go to school!"
I instantly corrected her! I made sure to SHOUT (the real-life equivalent of ALL CAPS) that daycare is NOT SCHOOL.
I wanted her to be aware how ASHAMED MOMMY IS of having the audacity to WORK OUTSIDE THE HOME TO FULLY PAY FOR COLLEGE, and that Mommy is TOO CHEAP TO PAY FOR A NANNY.
She now knows that anonymous Internet posters who have never met us ARE RIGHT, and that she should never call the place where she does art projects, sing songs, learn letters and numbers, play games, listen to stories, play pretend, and learn from people with degrees in early childhood education SCHOOL.
If she ever has the audacity to think that I love her or care for her well being, I will remind her that MOMMY ONLY LOVES MONEY AND HER CAREER, and is TOO SELFISH TO BE A GOOD PARENT!
I cannot stop laughing at this.![]()
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I was so close to laughing out loud!