Now it’s tutors for toddlers: Parents pay $2,000 a month to put under-2s on track for Ivy League
November 6, 2023
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as posted by the channelWell-to-do parents are increasingly hiring private tutors not just for high school, middle school and elementary kids — but also for their tiny toddlers.
Their little ones might be on-track developmentally, but moms and dads want junior to get a jump on the competition when it comes to learning their ABCs and 123s.
“It’s an investment,” said Gabrielle Gambrell, 36, a mother-of-two and a public relations professor at New York University who lives in White Plains. “Education is very important to me. I absolutely desire for my children to excel academically — especially at their young ages.“
She and her husband shell out a little over $2,000 a month on a private teacher for their 3-year-old son, Jeffrey, and 16-month-old daughter, Galia.
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