Is there any need to send babies to Play school ??

What age is your "baby"? literally a baby or a toddler? if I knew the age I could give a better opinion on this topic.

Hello! As others have mentioned, it depends on the age of your child and whether there are siblings...BUT, I can tell you about our decision on this matter... We were concerned about 2 things with our son, who's an only child. We were worried about socialization and learning. As a SAHM, we knew he would need to spend time with other children and he would need to adapt to direction/instruction from other adults (for when school started.) At 7 months old, I started taking him to Mommy & Me types of classes. We did many things to socialize him; AquaBabies, Tumblebugs, Mother Goose Mondays (at the library), Nature Drop In Days (at a local Children's museum), not to mention the Community Playgrounds, and there are always free festivals, fairs, and events thrown at library's, museums, and zoos. He also was in a group speech therapy session with other children his age from about age 2... So, by the time he was 3, he was very social! We put him in preschool at 3 YO, 2 days/week, for 3 hours. Now, he's 4 YO, in preschool 3 days/week for 5 hours. He's very social, he listens to and respects other adults, he has structure and variety, and he's active and always stimulated... At his age, this is exactly what he needs... I wouldn't say that a parent can teach a child BETTER than anyone else, just differently - remember, teachers and care providers are specially trained to teach and expand little minds.... I think when the child is an infant/toddler, the parent is the best teacher, but as they grow/age, they need to be taught by different people, in different settings, and in different ways than the parent/home environment... IMHO... I hope I've helped.

I personally perfer home you know your child better then anyone else.

I think that would depend on a couple of things. How old is your baby? Is he/she an only child? Sometimes, especially for an only child, a day or two a week a play school can help the child socialize and get used to being around and playing with other children. This will help the child adapt to school when the time comes. If you can find a play school you trust, maybe try it one day a week and see how it goes from there.