Dc will be looked after by mil when I return to work FT. I realised how lucky we are financially to have this option.
However, others have commented that do will lack social skills etc as they will not be in a nursery/daycare environment.
Mil is in mid 60s fit and able, but not willing to take dc to more than 1 baby and toddler activity a week.
We will take dec to swimming, soft play, play dates etc on weekends.
We can't afford childcare, not even 1 day a week on a nursery.
Will dc freak out when they are 5 and go to school? Are this damaging socially somehow?
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Is not going to daycare deterimental?
LoveYouForeverMyBaby · 05/11/2012 17:00
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