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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have never known anyone, ever, whose daycare wasn't "the best," whose nanny/sitter/Au pair wasn't amazing and also "the best." [/quote] Is it really so hard for you to believe that the plurality of people keep looking until they find a caregiver they believe is good? [b]I also love my GP, my dentist, and my auto mechanic. I kept looking until I found good ones. Why would I do less for childcare?[/b] [/quote] OMG.[/quote] I'm not that poster but I get what she's saying. I'm sure you don't because - well, brain rot et al.[/quote] Yes, because I equate finding the "perfect" childcare provider with finding the "right" auto mechanic. Good grief. Talk about brain rot.[/quote]
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