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"A child's success in
life and academic performance hinges on their healthy social and emotional
development. Young children need to be at home bonding with their mothers and
fathers."Denise Kanter
Being in preschool for more
than six hours a day can be
damaging to a young child's
social and emotional development
compared to children who stay
home with their parents,
researchers at the University of
California-Berkeley, and
Stanford University have
concluded.
The extended absence from their
parents also appears to heighten
behavioral problems,
such as a lack of cooperation,
sharing and engagement in
classroom tasks, most notably
among kids from more affluent
families.
This study - as well as many
others - warns policy-makers and
parents of the implications of
isolating children from their
parents at such a young age.
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