"A full-time homemaker needs the support diary 17 of the director, too"
Child care is worthwhile work, but the burden on parent becomes big while a child is small.
There was an opportunity to see the graph which checked a feeling of burden about the child care the other day. In the investigation, it was shown as expected that many mothers felt a feeling of burden more or less. What was left in the impression in particular is that a full-time homemaker feels a feeling of burden to be big.
A nursery school is available to the families with work, and the full-time homemaker that there are children 3 years or older gets information of the child care in a kindergarten, and I find time to leave it with a child, and there is it. It thereby knows the full-time homemaker who cannot expect the support of the family well that a feeling of burden is felt without being able to belong to both a nursery school and a kindergarten if a feeling of burden is reduced.
As there was much number of children, in the old days, there is a community is concerned with child care, and local, take care in a mass, feeling and thinks that people whom I can talk with in a big family were. I become the nuclear family, and time to face a child alone gets longer now as life became convenient.
The bud class for children of 2 years old and 3 years old is at this garden separately from a nursery school. It is not mattered whether a protector works in this class. The consciousness called the facilities which I prepared for to fit communal living little by little before entering a kindergarten as a role of the bud class in person was strong, but it was uneasy and, from protectors, felt about child care, and the voice that it was hard to be had you concern about what you were troubled with together called a lot. I cannot hold it for a child, and it turns out that a role to support a protector in the bud class is sought.
I think that I can meet the needs of each protector in the combination of "star nursery school of the dawn" and "star kindergarten of the dawn" and three organizations of "the bud class".