Solidoe has a reason for having one or more branches in each neighborhood. After all, it is good for children to go to daycare in their own neighborhood and play with neighborhood children whom they meet again at other times. Pleasant cooperation with other “local residents” is also important to Solidoe. With the people who live there, with the schools and other organizations. Not only Solidoe believes this, but scientific research has shown that children develop better in networks larger than just the family. With good connections between parents in the neighborhood and between parents, daycare and school, children perform better and are more likely to succeed in society. And it makes the world clearer for children.