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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know zero parents who WFH without childcare. Zero. Even parents of older kids (10+) have childcare. If one of their kids is home while they’re working, it 100% was not intentional. Most parents of kids ages 2+ don’t want their kids home. They want socialization and enrichment. I would feel guilty as heck keeping my kids home all day so I could ignore them and sit on my computer, just to save $. In the summers, I pay more than I earn to put my 3 kids in high quality camps. They love it and it makes me feel good knowing they’re having fun with friends and learning new things while I’m working. [/quote] Strange. We have an older kid and never paid for child care. Your issue is three kids. Much easier with fewer kids. [/quote] How did you get free childcare just because you had one kid? I had an only for 6 years and I paid through the nose including $2500+/mo infant daycare. I agree there’s something strange here but it’s not PP. [/quote] Let's see, we had a SAHP for the early years as child care was more than their take home after expenses. Then, another parent was a WAHP which is the discussion. Once kids are middle school they don't need constant care. [/quote]
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