Progressive vs. traditional preschool

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I sent my oldest daughter to a pretty traditional preschool and my youngest is in a progressive preschool. Honestly, I feel there is not much difference when they are that young. So long as the schools have a warm and joyful vibe and the teachers are caring, I really don't think it makes that much of a difference. As long as they kids are happy. There is beauty in both places.

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Dani Shear is a writer and the mother of two kids, who are five years apart – an age gap she highly recommends. When her daughter was seven months old, Dani and her husband decided to change her name – a process that leads her to believe that if you can possibly agree on a name before putting it on the birth certificate, it would be a really smart idea!

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I sent my oldest daughter to a pretty traditional preschool and my youngest is in a progressive preschool. Honestly, I feel there is not much difference when they are that young. So long as the schools have a warm and joyful vibe and the teachers are caring, I really don't think it makes that much of a difference. As long as they kids are happy. There is beauty in both places.