Daycare and Preschools Allow Early Brain Development to Flourish
Not too far into American History, mothers were known and even expected to stay at home and raise their children. That trend took a turn during World War Two when the majority of American male workers were shipped eastward for the war. This forced the women to take over factory jobs and assist in the war effort by manufacturing war supplies, parts, vehicles and weapons from the states. During this era, the government began a trend of child care as it sponsored day care services for over 400,000 American Children. Today, mothers continue to pursue careers after pregnancy as most families are supported by dual incomes. Statistics prove this trend as an estimated 61 percent of Mothers in the U.S. workforce have children under the age of 11.
Additionally, 57 percent of mothers in the United States go back
