If daycare opens July 1, would you be comfortable sending your 3 year old?

[Anonymous]

TOO RISKY. may find a part time nanny instead. This way he is only exposed to one person.

[Anonymous]

No. Not before a vaccine. Which will be next year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don’t know yet. It’s only 5/6. If things aren't a lot different from now, then no.

This. Although exposure will probably be less likely because ours is decreasing enrollment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. Not before a vaccine. Which will be next year.

A vaccine will come next year if we are lucky. There is no guarantee of a vaccine that quickly, or even at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don’t know yet. It’s only 5/6. If things aren't a lot different from now, then no.

This. Although exposure will probably be less likely because ours is decreasing enrollment.

How are they handling that? Attrition or kicking people out. Will they charge more?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. Not before a vaccine. Which will be next year.

A vaccine will come next year if we are lucky. There is no guarantee of a vaccine that quickly, or even at all.

PP you replied to. I'm in the know.

[Anonymous]

Nope

[Anonymous]

Nope. Are you sure you can't afford a nanny?

Now that you will have not paid for daycare for 3 months, if you spread that money out, wouldn't it cover the difference in cost?

Also, can you afford to get coronavirus?

[Anonymous]

Yes. Mine (Toddler and 7 month old) have been in daycare the entire time, as DH and I are both essential workers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Mine (Toddler and 7 month old) have been in daycare the entire time, as DH and I are both essential workers.

Center or in home?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nope. Are you sure you can't afford a nanny?

Now that you will have not paid for daycare for 3 months, if you spread that money out, wouldn't it cover the difference in cost?

Also, can you afford to get coronavirus?

Maybe this will change, but the few folks I know who are trying to find nannies now are having an awful hard time doing so.

[Anonymous]

Oh, and plenty of people are still paying for (Closed) daycare!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nope. Are you sure you can't afford a nanny?

Now that you will have not paid for daycare for 3 months, if you spread that money out, wouldn't it cover the difference in cost?

Also, can you afford to get coronavirus?

Maybe this will change, but the few folks I know who are trying to find nannies now are having an awful hard time doing so.

Very strange. Maybe they aren’t trying very hard.

[Anonymous]

Absolutely.

And I expect much fewer regular colds etc because those have stopped circulating.

[Anonymous]

Hell no we won’t go