Being at stay-at-home parent does not mean your kids won't socialize with other kids. Also one could argue insofar this is actually "better for everyone". It w

Being at stay-at-home parent does not mean your kids won't socialize with other kids. Also one could argue insofar this is actually "better for everyone". It will result in kids that are "more socialized" in some way maybe, but not necessarily socialized better. And it also doesn't take into account other developmental aspects. If I look at young adults here (Europe) that have been more or less raised in daycare vs young adults that have been raised at home, I certainly don't see an advantage for the former (which might have many confounding factors of course).