How is everyone navigating social interaction for their toddlers?

[toddlermom55]

Interested in how everyone is managing socialization for their toddlers these days if they don't do a regular daycare.

When this whole pandemic thing started, my daughter was just a bit over one and was spending most of the day with either my in-laws who live nearby or shuffled between me and my husband and our intense work schedules. After some pandemic-related tension with the in-laws and the need for my now 2yo to socialize with other kids, I'm looking for safe ideas to expand her circle and diversify her days.

I've been listening to Dr. Wendy Mogel, parenting expert and psychologist, and other parenting experts to learn about new ideas. Also, found this live parent conference that I'll be attending for even more ideas and strategies (found coupon code k20r6).

Has anyone else done anything they would recommend? What has worked for you with your toddlers?

 

[Waboon]

We have chosen a good daycare center. Our son can communicate with other kids there and be a part of society. I think it is very important for him now.

 

[RandyGold]

I am not an enemy to my child, so I only wish him well. For this reason, I found Infant Day Care Brooklyn for him, which should have suited him. On the site https://littlescholarsnyc.com/ I read a lot of positive reviews about the work of educators and teachers, which drew my attention to this center. I talked to the daycare educators and they turned out to be really kind and qualified specialists. I decided to give them my child and he was happy to be there. And I was glad that I would be able to work fully.