u/Longjumping_Two_7409

My son will be almost 2.5years old when he will start daycare soon. We live in an English speaking country and both my husband and I speak it well, however we both speak a different language at home. This is the language my son speaks in as well.

We do try and put on some Ms Rachel for him so English is not altogether alien to him, however his primary language is not English.

He will be starting daycare soon and now I am increasingly worried he will struggle. How will he communicate! Will be feel left out? Will he struggle?

We do try and teach him basic words like yes, no, water, potty, and even basic phrases/questions like What is your name to which he answers. I am just anxious as a parent I guess.

I have heard stories where I am told kids pick it up quickly though. Anyone was in similar shoes? Any advice how we can make his transition to English only at Daycare easier?

I have always had frizzy hair. Since I was a child.

The photos are of air dried hair without brushing. I have also tried using wavy hair conditioner and combing in shower, then scrunching hair in the shower after applying gel, upside down tee-shirt drying and eventually air drying air—my hair still looked exactly the same as in photos- frizzy with perhaps more defined waves. I eventually gave the wavy hair routine up.

I now straighten my hair after wash. Since I straighten on low temperature, my hair still retain some waves at the ends and it looks nicer.

I am seeking advice on identifying what my hair type is so I can perhaps buy better products.

Also if anyone has recommendations on how to care for or style my hair. My hair is actually pretty healthy with no bleach and color. They grow pretty quickly and have a healthy shine when I straighten them.

Thank you.

Will my 2 year old struggle at daycare?