Creator shares his preschool teacher origin story.from @preschoolwithmrdanny

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I actually hated the thought of ever working at a preschool. Hello, everyone. If you're new here, I'm mister Danny. And today, I'm gonna be answering everyone's questions on how I became a preschool teacher at 19 years old. It's actually because, thanks to my mom who has been a preschool owner and early childhood educator for over twenty years. She started as a small home daycare rank eventually moved into a small business better, and then an even bigger one, and now it's this huge better. Best I actually hated the thought of ever working or running a preschool because I grew up in a preschool setting a lot of my life, and this is where I had to go when I was younger, after school, during school breaks, on the weekends, and I just really got tired of it. So I never wanted to do anything that related to a preschool until I was in college for business because business is always something I wanted to do and I still want to do, but honestly, I thought going to school for business was a complete waste of my time and I couldn't really see myself going to school for the next four years for that. So I quit school and ended up working four different jobs trying to figure out what I wanted to do, which included my own detailing business, working part time at a digital marketing company, filming wedding videos, and I decided to help out at the preschool. So I first started by organizing our resource room just to help out. It took about four months to organize everything, and I always told my family I'm gonna leave after three, four months, and I'm never gonna stay tier. But I ended up helping out in the classrooms, and honestly, I just fell in love working with kids. And I finally realized why my family worse so hard to keep this running and understood that this isn't just looking after kids and that being a preschool teacher and early childhood educator is not just a glorified babysitter like some of these comments say, but it's more than that. It's nurturing the next generation, making sure that they're growing rank according to their developmental stages, whether that be emotionally, socially, physically, and most importantly, making sure that they feel loved and cared for each and every day. So I ended up going back to school and getting my ECE unit no that I could be more involved in the classroom. And since I now know what I wanna do, I think I might want to further my studies in early childhood education because I just wanna be the best for my preschoolers. So thank you to everyone who's been following along on this journey, but especially thank you to all our early childhood educators out there who have been in this field for so much longer than me because I don't think people truly understand how demanding this job is if you haven't worked in it yourself. But we see all the work you guys do and just thank you so much for all the work you guys do for the children of our generation. And I'm really excited to see where the Lord takes me in this field of early childhood education. No, as always, remember Jesus loves you, and I'll see you on the next one.