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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also, my daycare kids don't think they're the center of the universe, they can travel and sleep anywhere, and know that their meal is the meal - nobody is their personal short-order cook, if you don't want to eat that's fine but that's what the meal is. My kids aren't scared of people or other kids, they're not bored of their toys at home, and come home every week with new words and things to tell me about. They have Spanish class multiple days a week, take field trips, walks, a playground visit daily.

Pick a good daycare and your kids will be fine. [/quote]

My kids are like that too and have a good nanny.  A good nanny can do everything even a fancy daycare can do without the children being in group care.  My feeling is they’re going to be in classrooms for the next 17 years at least - one-on-one learning is more valuable when they’re little.  But to each their own.  I don’t manage people for a living and my nanny is no drama.

That said, OP is a total troll (her kid calls her by her first name when she goes undercover with the park nannies?!!) so my response is only to you.  
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Lol OK, I'm a troll.  Feel better?

But I wasn't going undercover, I just didn't disabuse anyone of the idea that I was a nanny, and my kid calls me by my first name at home too.  It's a phase.[/quote]

Go away, OP.  I recognize you and you are definitely a troll.  You never hired a nanny and you do not have young kids.  Stop or I will report you. [/quote]

You recognize me?  You'll report me?  Please, go ahead and do so - I don't think that's the threat you think it is.  [/quote]

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