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Doing Time: What It Really Means To Grow Up In Daycare

Name: Doing Time: What It Really Means To Grow Up In Daycare
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Book Synopsis: Millions of American children spend much of their childhood in daycare. May Saubier, dismisses the daycare debate and instead illustrates how the very foundation of daycare is flawed. For the first time, parents step into the lives of their children as she reveals a typical daycare existence. Each chapter documents what Saubier, an experienced educator and daycare provider, has witnessed and the impact felt by the children who “do time” there each week. While the negative aspects of daycare are uncovered in each chapter, Saubier does not expose readers to abuse or neglect as defined by the courts. Rather, her readers gain entry into reputable facilities nestled in affluent, suburban settings. These establishments adhere to the state licensing laws and reside in states with the best child-to-staff ratios in the country. In fact, each one touts lengthy waiting lists. Saubier, therefore, has experienced daycare at its best. Despite this, she continues to mourn for the infants, toddlers and preschoolers who “do time” five days a week.

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Unlock the eye-opening truth about daycare with "Doing Time: What It Really Means To Grow Up In Daycare" by May Saubier. Delve into the flawed foundation of daycare and discover the impact it has on young children. Gain valuable insights as Saubier, an experienced educator, sheds light on the typical daycare existence, showing parents a side of daycare they've never seen before.

Discover a riveting account of daycare life, devoid of abuse or neglect, as Saubier takes readers through reputable facilities in affluent suburbs. These daycare centers follow strict state licensing laws with the best child-to-staff ratios, boasting lengthy waiting lists for enrollment. Despite being exposed to daycare at its best, Saubier's heartfelt portrayal of children who "do time" will leave you reflecting on the experiences of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers in daycare.

Don't miss this unique perspective on daycare from May Saubier in "Doing Time." Gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by children in daycare and the implications it has on their development. Challenge your views on daycare and explore the impact it may have on the young minds who spend their days within its walls.

Ready to uncover the truth about daycare and its effects on children? Dive into "Doing Time" by May Saubier and see daycare through a new lens. Order your copy today and embark on a thought-provoking journey into the world of daycare.

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