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S1 E18 · Robot Unicorn
The Daycare Debate: Does Sending A Child to Daycare Ruin Attachment?
The Daycare Debate: Does Sending A Child to Daycare Ruin Attachment?

In this controversial episode, Jess and Scott dive into the heated debate around sending kids to daycare. They explore the "mommy wars" between stay-at-home and working parents - unpacking the guilt, judgement, and insecurities on both sides.

Jess offers a nuanced perspective, explaining how quality childcare providers can be an important part of a family’s "village” and how a strong parent-child attachment can be built whether a child is in childcare or at home.

Listeners will gain insights on:

  • How to preserve attachment even when using childcare.
  • The importance of finding caregivers who truly connect with your child.
  • Ways to stay connected and present during the time you do have together.

This balanced discussion aims to ease parents' guilt and encourage more compassion, reminding us we're all just trying to do our best for our kids.

Get 10% OFF parenting courses and kids' printable activities at Nurtured First using the code ROBOTUNICORN.

Credits:

Editing by The Pod Cabin

Artwork by Wallflower Studio

Production by Nurtured First

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In this controversial episode, Jess and Scott dive into the heated debate around sending kids to daycare. They explore the "mommy wars" between stay-at-home and working parents - unpacking the guilt, judgement, and insecurities on both sides.

Jess offers a nuanced perspective, explaining how quality childcare providers can be an important part of a family’s "village” and how a strong parent-child attachment can be built whether a child is in childcare or at home.

Listeners will gain insights on:

  • How to preserve attachment even when using childcare.
  • The importance of finding caregivers who truly connect with your child.
  • Ways to stay connected and present during the time you do have together.

This balanced discussion aims to ease parents' guilt and encourage more compassion, reminding us we're all just trying to do our best for our kids.

Get 10% OFF parenting courses and kids' printable activities at Nurtured First using the code ROBOTUNICORN.

Credits:

Editing by The Pod Cabin

Artwork by Wallflower Studio

Production by Nurtured First

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