Benefits of Daycare for Children
Feelings of guilt leaving and placing your little one in daycare when they have to return to work are sometimes a big problem. In fact, a new study published by the lallipopdaycare.com website in the UK says, 80 per cent of women in the UK feel guilty when they have to go back to work. But in reality, daycare or daycare brings benefits to your child’s development.
1. Good at socializing
One of the skills your child can learn in daycare is how to socialize. “He will spend the day interacting with other children, as well as other adults. It’s all beneficial for his social development,” said Jenny Garrett, author of Rocking Your Role. He added, learning to socialize is just as important as the developmental skills of your little one at this age.
2. Cognitive quality is better
A study from the US National Institute of Health found that children placed in daycare had slightly better quality academic and cognitive achievement, due to more stimulation. Experts also say they are less likely to become a naughty child as a teenager.
2. Cognitive quality is better
A study from the US National Institute of Health found that children placed in daycare had slightly better quality academic and cognitive achievement, due to more stimulation. Experts also say they are less likely to become a naughty child as a teenager.
4. Reduce disappointment
One of the things that weighs on your steps is when your little one doesn’t accept you leaving him or her to go to the office. In fact, it’s not uncommon for his whining to overwhelm you. However, children who are entrusted with daycare tend to be more independent and not as sensitive as children left at home. He won’t remember when and how often you left him at daycare, so there will be no more whining.
5. More independent
Children who are placed in daycare will spend their days doing lots of activities with other children. This can make them more independent and help prevent your child from being too attached to you.
6. Teaches routines
Daycare is a great way to teach your child a routine, as it might be too much for you to do it yourself. Apart from getting a nap routine, your little one will also receive training on potty training