Can you send your child to a Chistian day care?
I have a two year old, RARELY go to church, but this place for day care is really cheap! I am no married, with the father but we are in our early twenties.
Answer:
Yes, you can send you child there. I have worked in many Christian day cares and there has never been a policy excluding people for lifestyle choices. I would recommend a Christian day care over a regular because they usually DO have a policy that their workers be at least church attenders if not Christian as well and while that is not always a guarantee, it does make for a little higher quality of teachers. Not saying that Christians are better teachers, but that the day cares that employ Christian teachers tend to pay more attention to what is going on in the classroom and expect a higher quality. Good luck.
yes you can.
Get Married, go to Church send your Child and live happy
they cant discriminate, if your willing to pay and you want to take your child to a christian daycare, do it!
Send your child to an Atheist day care, much cheaper and none of that funny religious stuff to get in the way.
sure why not
I don't see why you couldn't send your child there. As long as you are paying the fees I don't think that they would care.
Yes you can
The church would love to have your child. They get the opportunity to teach a child about Jesus and God that may not get the exposure at home. My guess is that they would rather have your child than a child from a devout christian family. You cant save those already saved.
Of course you can! Christians love people even if they are a single parent or non-Christian. You have to be okay with them praying around your child though. God bless!
i don't see why they would not accept you, plus if they accept any government aid they must accept everyone.
Of course why not. If you’re not religious at all it might be odd. As they would likely do projects with kids during Christmas, Easter etc. Might even have a pagent or something But if it’s just that you don’t often go to church I’d see no reason.
Yes. One of my coworkers is Hindi and she sends her son to a Christian daycare.
You just have to be ok with them teaching some of the Christian mythology to your child.
In many cases they take anyone who wants to come. If they don't accept your child try some place else. Many Christians welcome the chance to teach unbelievers. Private schools can accept or deny people based on religion, but Christians should not! God bless you and your child!
I would just ask them, the worst they could say was no.
Keep in mind what your child will be exposed to. Most "Christian" organizations are full of hypocrites. The price might be right but what about the cost to your child's integrity?
Some church schools have requirements for their students, while others accept anyone from the community. It is important to ask yourself if you are ok with having your child taught Christian beliefs and values while they are at daycare. If you do not want your child to have religious teachings as a part of their daily routine you should look for a different school, regardless of how "cheap" it is.
Around here daycare is daycare...If you can pay your child can stay...And think about it .If they don't want to accept your child for that reason.Is it really a place you would want your child to go anyway?.I wouldn't.Good Luck to you.ss
The thing about us Christains, people always think we're going to outcast them because they don't believe in Jesus. That's a huge misconception. You could be Athiest, Satanist, or Pagan for all we care. We accept you for who you are. That's basically what the Christain religion is all about.
Sending your child to a Christian day care because they are cheap is just wrong. How about one, or both of you getting a second job, which would allow you to send him/her to any day care that you choose. That's your child you are talking about.
You should be able to.If you feel comfortable with the way the day care is run.Call the day care and ask if you can stop by to take a tour.
Sure you can. but usually some to most christian places are just as bad or worse than regular day cares. I would first check on their license and rating...
As long as you are paying them, if they discriminate, leave it's their loss and they harm their good name.
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