What do you think of child care services? Is it necessary to exist? I sent my daughter to kindergarten on Thursday. My daughter has been taken care of by my husband and wife since she was born. After the maternity leave, considering my in-laws are in poor health, I hired a nanny to take care of me during the day, and then after work, the husband and wife took over on weekends and holidays. But after one year old, my mother-in-law is in poor health and needs to be hospitalized for a long time to accompany her father-in-law hospital. After my mother-in-law was hospitalized, because there was no one at home, I sent my child to the nanny's house for her to look after during the day. At that time, the baby had been more than a week. Just send it to the nanny's house for half a month, and I'll take the whole day off at the end of the year. The aunt who introduced the nanny told my father-in-law that it was impossible to take care of the baby. So I made up my mind to take my mother's family with me for the New Year. My mother's home is an hour and a half away from my husband's home and work. Taking my mother's family means that I may take my baby with me on weekends or go back a few days a week. Besides, I grew up in a completely different way from my mother. But what should I do? At the critical moment, I still trust my family more than my nanny.

All the difficulties of the past are over. This year, the baby entered the kindergarten and the house was demolished. She bought a house in the second half of this year. She plans to go to primary school, move there, rent it near the kindergarten and the unit, send the baby in the morning, and her father-in-law will pick her up at night to help us cook dinner. I am an optimist. Although it's a little hard to recall the past, I feel nothing and quite satisfied. There is a father-in-law who loves us and misses her mother-in-law who has left. The relationship between the two couples is very good, and the children grow up healthily and happily. I told myself in my heart that my father-in-law is really better than my biological parents, and I will be filial to him now and in the future.

Do you regret sending your baby to kindergarten? I have no regrets. So far, I am very grateful to that kindergarten. She is completely worthy of my trust. My baby has been in it for less than three years. Because I was born in the second half of the year, I entered kindergarten when I was almost four years old. The price she gave me was very favorable. She gave me 2680 yuan a month in the first year and 2480 yuan in the second year. This price is much cheaper than my nanny, but I think it is much more valuable than my nanny. Of course, the price of local nursing classes is now three or four thousand. My baby has been staying for so long that he can take care of himself and express himself in words. It took more than two weeks to quit diapers, and the kindergarten teacher helped her quit ... and her daughter never hated kindergarten, and she was very happy to go to kindergarten. Of course, it is better to have someone at home. I have no choice. In my case, I don't think it is necessary to rule out nursing classes. Taking classes is also a way. After all, neither of us can quit our jobs by rhetoric, and the family income is always guaranteed. Fortunately, I met a good caring class and teacher.