The two under two rule has been around long before we went to the year long mat leave and it is a rule that needs to be updated if agencies intend to stay competitive especially in provinces like Ontario. Traditionally the two under two were infants because the daycare centres - many agencies were affiliated with a daycare centre - did not take infants till they were 15-18 months old because of ratios. So those in home care were literally babies. Now since you rarely have a child under 12 months starting care they reach toddlerhood almost immediately. In other words the two under two rule doesn't mean what it did.
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