why daycare is bad

It is widely accepted for parents to bring their child to a daycare especially when they need the time away from them to work and earn money for their financial needs. It is a dilemma with many parents today because daycare costs are also getting higher as fast as the economy is changing. Despite the benefits of daycares, some families may find it a struggle to keep up with its cost, especially if they do not have any other means to keep their child supervised. Spending time with your child is always the best way for parents to take care of their children but when this is not always possible, daycares are an alternative to help.

It is great to have a place where trained professionals can take care of your child, but there are also limitations to sending your kids to daycare that not many parents talk about. Too much time in daycares has been proven to make children more aggressive and prone to have behavior problems. Separation anxiety from your child may not always be fixed for them during daycare and those lingering emotions may restrict them from having fun and enjoying the activities. It is recommended to keep your child’s daycare hours less than 30 hours so as not to make them feel the angst and neglect from putting them in a daycare for too long. Depending on your child’s age and their predisposition, being in daycare can also be emotionally stressful for them. There are also children with special needs that may not be able to cope well with daycare, and in these cases, parents should gauge or ask for advice from professionals what would be good and harmful for their child.