07/06/2026
To everyone wondering what really happens in a preschool, and to those who commented on our previous reel asking if children are beaten, tortured, or whether two years old is too young to start school — we hear you.
But before passing judgment, consider that every family’s situation is different.
What about working mothers? What about parents who don’t have family support nearby? What about families who cannot or choose not to hire nannies? And what about parents who want their children to have opportunities to socialize, make friends, explore, learn, and enjoy enriching experiences outside the home?
Our previous video simply showed the reality of a child’s first day back after a two-and-a-half-month holiday. Most children don’t want to separate from their parents after spending so much time together. As adults, even we struggle to return to work after a long break.
But this is the beauty and magic of preschool.
This video was taken on Day 5.
The tears slowly disappear. The routines return. Friendships blossom. Children reconnect with their teachers, immerse themselves in creative activities, and begin to feel safe, confident, and happy in their environment once again.
A preschool is not just a place where children are dropped off. It is a space where they learn independence, build relationships, discover their strengths, and grow into themselves—one day at a time.
So before commenting, judging, or assuming, please remember that every child, every family, and every journey is different.
