How many of you use workplace daycare?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kid is going to CFPB Small Savers Montessori and it’s 2250/month for a baby. Really amazing facility and staff.

We’ve had so much drama with nannies that daycare was a god send.

Many federal daycares are run by parent boards. So much more accountable and well-run relative to private equity-funded care centers. This is our second federal daycare.

Why would a parent-board be more well-run? Wouldn't it be more contentious especially if its volunteer with constant attrition (the parents leave after 2 years when daycare is over right)?

[Anonymous]

Make sure they actually have a slot. In ours, they use the on-site daycare as a recruitment tour, but then they only have a limited number of slots and everyone is on the waitlist.

[Anonymous]

Found another company that subsidizes workplace daycare

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Found another company that subsidizes workplace daycare

I just read it. Tysons calls it ‘affordable,’ but doesn’t give any concrete information about tuition rates. Also, I don’t see anywhere in the article that it’s subsidized, just that it’s onsite.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Found another company that subsidizes workplace daycare

I just read it. Tysons calls it ‘affordable,’ but doesn’t give any concrete information about tuition rates. Also, I don’t see anywhere in the article that it’s subsidized, just that it’s onsite.

Well, someone needs to ask for the benefits package from Tysons and find out.