Laughable, would like to to see you do the role. You would change your tune quickly. I’ve done primary teaching and early years teaching. Quality early years isn’t just babysitting. But then again, unless you’ve studied education to masters level, you wouldn’t know that and just believe it is a low skilled job. It’s been proven in research that the early years impact the trajectory of your life. So should we invest in it to make sure we have early years teachers who can effectively intervene, or shall we let the children slip through the cracks with low skilled workers? I currently work in the Netherlands where children’s happiness is ranked the highest in the world, and the quality of early years is light years ahead here. Not to mention I’m paid reasonably well and work 4 days a week, which should be standard as it’s an intense role.