how daycare works pokemon

Much like in the real world, kids may be familiar with the term daycare because of the popular anime and game called “Pokemon”.  It is a fictional world filled with cute ‘Pokemons” or “Pocket-Monsters” that are owned by Pokemon trainers. It has become a popular franchise because of its main character and mascot called “Pikachu”, a yellow electric-type mouse. In the Pokemon games, they have a daycare center that provides a place for trainers to drop off their pokemon so that their levels can be raised by other people. The pokemon that is left in daycare gains experience points as their trainer is away on a quest or roaming around other towns. In a similar real-life scenario, a daycare is a place where parents leave their kids to be nurtured and entertained throughout the day. Much like the pokemon in the game, they gain experience through activities that help their physical, mental, social, and emotional environment.

Parents can use this comparison effectively to kids so that they are more aware of what daycare is when parents need them to enroll in one. This is especially helpful for kids that have separation anxiety. Explaining to them why their parents need to go to work and leave them at the daycare does not need to be so serious. In fact, it can be made in a fun and thoughtful way as previously explained. Children are imaginative and incorporating cartoons and things that they like in real-world instances can allow them to relate better in their own sense.