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[quote=Anonymous]I would find a morning sitter where you can drop your dd off there and they will take your dd to school. I think SACC is the childcare in your school, is that right? If so, I would do that and drop her off right when it opens.  I had to do this with my elementary schooler and it worked out well. The care is quiet at that time so the ratio is fantastic. Some kids would bring their breakfasts with them.  It is not a bad time to be at care.

I would not have a college student move in because that is just problematic for many reasons.  If you want to consider an au pair, I would go that route. I'm not sure if you can afford that.  An au pair is hard enough. Your college student will have guests of other college students and will add to your burden with cleaning/dishes/etc.  It is just not a good idea.

Do you have an elderly neighbor who could walk your dd to the bus stop?

Otherwise you should get your dd up before you leave the house and then have her stay on the phone with you on speaker phone until she get on to the bus. I know people who have to do that because they don't have before school care available at their school.

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