Language for Learning: Infants and Toddlers 

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Os not easy to be perfect

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My problem with it is that titles mean nothing. As someone who's worked in the special needs department for public schools, I've seen some things that go on behind closed doors. Not saying everyone can't be trusted, but if a child isn't old enough to speak about something inappropriate, it can be taking a risk. I wouldn't turn my infant over to someone I don't know, I don't care how pretty it looks.

I am in the early childcare sector, and what I've seen is a lot of politics infiltrated into a sector that should be totally void of it. Politics has no business in the education and raising of children. As a society, we no longer value parenting or the job that mothers in particular do (not to say that Dad's are not important, they certainly are). Little children should not be spending 5 days a week in a childcare setting for up to 10 hours a day and it's because I do care for the children at the service that I can say this. It's not because they are not well looked after, they are but we are not mum and we're not dad and most of all this is what the little ones need.