@txyogagirl, my daughter is only 2 months old and I still don't trust anyone with her, I work third shift and have to get rest but at the same time I can't be away from her. Education is important as well and I don't have to worry about her education since I will be there for her

@quansmommyy, I agree with u. @zuri964, she is right I might add u can never really trust the employees with ur kids nobody's going to care for ur baby how mama cares for him. Also everything those kids are picking up on your kids will pick up on to just like the saying goes u r who ur friends are. Well if the daycare u choose has more children that receive less attention at home I think there is more of a chance of those kids acting out and ur child following in while of ur in a really good area with children that are really cared for and there thought feeling and education is put first then there's a good chance ur kid will have some great new role models to look up to a learn from if that makes any sense. I recently read a study about the average number of books in a child's home by income. Children that are read to on a daily basis has a major impact on their brain development while more low income families have never bought their child a book it's really kinda sad but true.

@quansmommyy, thanks for the advice, my mother in law owns the daycare but still not sure about my baby going since I'm so attached to her

Pros they are around other kids so they get the social aspect and are learning and getting prepared for school. Cons your child is going to get sick a lot.