World Bank Daycare

[Anonymous]

PP, If your child aged out 5 days ago then I would assume that DC is of Kindergarten age? Why did you wait until school was already in session to take your kid out?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Because people who work at the World Bank make a ton of money?

You must be confused.... Try not to speak in generalities ...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can't get full-time (e.g.) 10-hour a day care for that in home with a legal caretaker. It's cheaper than a nanny if you have only one child. Not such a good deal if you have two or more children. A nanny is a better option.

You can't? My licensed, U.S.-citizen in-home provider charges $265/week and she keeps a 3 to 1 ratio in Arlington. She's been licensed 10 years.

[Anonymous]

How much for the Pre-K?

[Anonymous]

The person who said you can't get legal care for that amount of money was talking about a NANNY, one-on-one in baby's house. But you're talking about family childcare, which is small group care - yes, of course, that's less expensive than a nanny!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The person who said you can't get legal care for that amount of money was talking about a NANNY, one-on-one in baby's house. But you're talking about family childcare, which is small group care - yes, of course, that's less expensive than a nanny!

Yes you can, as long as you pay overtime.

[Anonymous]

2200? imf was $1850 b4 construction.