Two Years Old?
You know sometimes I feel like a dinosaur. Not the big purple dancing kind but the bones in the museum having left behind an oil field type.
It could be triggered by prepubescent fashion with excessive exposure of midriffs and upper thighs, or actions by our various Ministries in Government which more and more are resembling those wicked ones out of Harry Potter, or like today by idiots who do studies and then make recommendations that you just know those with power will embrace.
Now the interesting fact about studies is that they are often done to support a decision already made. The ‘study’ is tailored to give a desired outcome. That particular fact should not surprise anyone who breathes and understands words.
Last night’s broadcasts and today’s newspapers are giving a peek at what I figure is already a done deal.
Two year olds, our babies, should be in school and away from the control of parents and private care givers of choice. Put our babies in the hands of the state. It is assumed that all school staff are better equipped to raise our young
‘uns.
The next step I assume with my dinosaur spidey sense is that newborns will be wrenched from the delivery rooms and raised by the state.
Hmmm that is sounding more and more like the science fiction novels of the past were in fact more prophetic than imaginary.
http://news.nationalpost.com/2011/11/22/children-should-start-school-at-two-years-old-study/
bridgesburning 
I have found the US is not much better. This year was the first year my kids entered public schools(home schooled up to this point), my youngest is 3 and is in Pre-school. But, for all my children that are in first grade or higher, they were labeled as needing special education. See here some of the school funding is based on how many children you have in a special education program. Example, If you have 8 kids in special ED that mean 10k more per child. It would seem the schools standard practice here is when a child enters school for the first time they are labeled as needing special ed. As a parent I know what my kids are capable of and fight the school tooth and nail! Low and behold turns out our son is an honor roll student, top of his class, special ed my ass. 🙂
I hate that our children are labeled..and you are right it is for their own agenda like budget dollars…!
our tax dollars hard at work, once again! Oh well, you know, the sooner we get kids into the system, the sooner we can label them, the sooner we can medicate them….don’t get me started.
Can you believe the number of children who are medicated…oh boy..don’t get me started either!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours! Grateful for having made your acquaintance through blogging! 🙂 Many blessings to you!
Janece, many many thanks for you and your site also!
We have destroyed childhood with all the regimentation. Worse is trying to keep kids happy rather than teaching them values, how to accept the word “No”, and how to amuse themselves. Sigh, I am as you know A Cranky Old Lady these days.
Cranky maybe but pretty much spot on..there must be a medium between cold state control and over indulgent parents who are more concerned with…oh boy here is my crankiness….
this, meaning the state taking the children?
well it seems that way..the news report said tha the early care given by the parents and registered care givers in registered child care are incapable. But I have seen a few and do not agree.
probably because of who u r. caring and capable. keep on.
Thanks Sana..I guess it takes looking at the. whole picture
Not yet Sana..I was just putting a big leap assumption out there. the next leap would have been not allowing humans to procreate just lab production.
I wouldn’t classify it as scary. i’ve enjoyed reading it a couple times. hugs
Thanks Sana..I value everything you have to stay. From your POV is there any chance this is a good idea?
have u ever read Ender’s Game? nice post
No Sana but I have put in on my library list…is it scary?