does both mother and father should work leaving their children in daycare

I think atleast for 3 three years we should be with kids if there is no financial problem

For some families it's not an option, both must work. Me personally, I don't have a problem with daycare, especially for infants/toddlers. It's like their job-going off to work. It's a chance for them to learn how to interact/play with other kids, like how to share, and develop other relationships. Ideally, it'd be great if every mother in the world could stay home with their kids until they were at least about a year old, or old enough to walk. But, I definitely think daycare is a positive for kids.

If you both have to work it is not wrong. Alot of children go to daycare.

now a days both usually has to work

I think one parent should atleast stay with their children

I think there is nothing wrong with daycare. I am currently doing my batchelor degree and my partner works, which means my son attends daycare and loves it! He gets to interact with other children, explore and have fun. I also believe that daycare can prepare children well for school when it comes to forming relationships between letters and sounds and what is required for them to be adequately prepared for school. My Son is a happy, well rounded little boy. Go daycare!

I think it really depends on the situation. Ideally, one parent should stay home with the kids but that's not usually possible today. Luckily, I make enough money at my job for my wife to stay home with our daughter throughout the day since she only needs to work a couple hours at night.

it is a definate no.... i hate keeping kids in day care... you have to find out an alternative if both have to work, but atleast one parent should be with the kid at any given time.... atleast till the child is 10 yrs old

not exactly but if they need both of them why not its for their children sake.

Its all up to the individual family. I say if they can find a dencent daycare then yeah its ok but i wouldnt want my kids there fulltime.