Erica Komisar | Negative Impact of Daycare, Importance of Motherhood | Edit Alaverdyan Podcast #35

[@annixyz8538]

That woman truly is an angel🙏♥️ Never have I felt more understood and told the truth and seen more of the great sense of being than now, that I have listened to Erika komisar for some weeks. I am a stay at home mum for my 2 young children and my husband is very supportive from the beginning. I started an online education course so that next year I will be able to work a little bit from home when my husband is home. Your children are so lucky to have you as mothers, Please continue spreading this message. Thank you ❤️

[@Editalaverdyan]

❤

[@hermineharutyunyan3186]

That was flawless. Thanks for your job 😍.

[@noraanderson3503]

Wonderful conversation. We need more of this. I have subscribed ❤

[@tatianabaier7655]

Great talk! Erica has been so inspirational for our family. When our third child was born, we moved to Norway. Now we have one parent working, we bike/use public transportation (no car lifestyle), spend most of our time outside, and we don't own too much stuff, we travel! Love the team approach idea - sounds like something for us :)

[@gayanegalustanian2224]

Wow! Such an eye opening episode. Are we saying there is literature and studies supporting mothers stay at home but there are no activist organizations willing to fight for the rights of mothers at government level? Don’t we all want a healthier society??

[@pixelated23-b9z]

The government wants more workers

[@amycrandell]

I have abandonment trauma from being left in daycare.i have distinct memories of wandering around aimlessly and crippling loneliness. I swore I'd never subject my kids to that. We have 7 kids and i stayed home until my youngest started school. How do i heal wounds from this?

[@WesternPatriot-v8m]

Sending you a hug

[@sharievangilder6436]

I love this discussion so much and whole-heartedly agree. It saddens me however that in reading her book Chicken Little the Sky Isnt Falling, Erica believes that kids can choose their own gender. The fact that she perpetuates this lie takes away from her credibility.

[@bayleaffr4633]

If a mom wants to go visit her baby at daycare at lunch time to spend one hour together...is it bad or good for baby? ( Will he live a separation twice a day or will he be happy to see mom sooner???

[@donnatate6327]

Please somebody before i leave this earth allow me to speak on what I have seen and believe is going on. I am still a nanny and have worked as a live-in and live out, and I have worked as a preschool teacher and subbed at several day/childcare as well as working as working with abused and neglected children for over 50 years and the children of means and they are displaying the same behaviors as the abused and neglected children. Forgive me for the runon sentences. Peace

[@roxanasuciu4636]

I loved the message of this video up until the guest started talking about the nanny and how she could work a couple of hours a week and with that money pay a valuable member of her household “ a grandma” as she said. And she insisted on this without realizing how unfair it was to the nanny that her maybe 40 hours of work a week were equated in pay, so value to 2-3 of Erica’s

[@WesternPatriot-v8m]

Erica study countries like Denmark pretending to improve quality of life via daycare but are in fact enabling parents increasing poor quality of life. Playing in the bushes is dirty uncivilized and not progressive. Outdoors is great but how dirty and uncared for those children are is disgusting.