Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 19:11     Subject: Re:How much do you spend on childcare?

3 kids: one in in home care, one in pre-school (full time daycare) and one in SACC after school care

$325/week; $495 per week for the other two = $3268 for 3 kids

We live out in an Alexandria suburb. Thank fully two kids will be in SACC next year and only one in full time daycare. Cost will go down to $2900 per month!

BUT then summer camp is way more expensive than SACC so that isn't factored in. Summer camp ranges from $365 to $500 per week per kid depending on where they go.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 19:08     Subject: How much do you spend on childcare?

About 50,000/yr for a nanny for 3 kids 5 and under
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 18:47     Subject: How much do you spend on childcare?

3000/Month for a nanny. When we lived in the city and DD was a baby we were paying 2200/mo for home daycare.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 18:31     Subject: Re:How much do you spend on childcare?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Infant in daycare center:$2850 a month
Toddler at same center: $2200 a month

Kids: 4 months and 3 years
Center is in DC


This is more than I make a month. Wow.


Its soooo much!

This is the highest I have seen (Goddard in Silver Spring is 2675 for an infant). I am pregnant and searching and am seeing range from $1400 for in home. A coupld of non-corporate centers around $2000 a month. This drops when the kid turns 2.


The Goddard School by the Wharf is $3000/month for an infant. It’s insane.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 18:31     Subject: Re:How much do you spend on childcare?

The opportunity cost of not working. :/
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 18:18     Subject: How much do you spend on childcare?

Downtown DC center in federal building for infant: $1000/two weeks
2yo at same center: $900/2 weeks

Get yourself on a federal building waitlist; everywhere else I checked was way more expensive.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 18:15     Subject: How much do you spend on childcare?

Anonymous wrote:$2500/month in California for an infant.


Sigh. OP specifically said DC. This is DCUM not CalUM.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 18:13     Subject: How much do you spend on childcare?

First in-home when DC was an infant was $1000 a month and amazing. She closed at the start of the pandemic. Second in-home also in Silver Spring was $1360 a month. Current daycare is a center in Silver Spring, $1500 a month for 2+.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 17:18     Subject: Re:How much do you spend on childcare?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Infant in daycare center:$2850 a month
Toddler at same center: $2200 a month

Kids: 4 months and 3 years
Center is in DC


This is more than I make a month. Wow.


Its soooo much!

This is the highest I have seen (Goddard in Silver Spring is 2675 for an infant). I am pregnant and searching and am seeing range from $1400 for in home. A coupld of non-corporate centers around $2000 a month. This drops when the kid turns 2.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 16:49     Subject: How much do you spend on childcare?

$2500/month in California for an infant.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 15:22     Subject: Re:How much do you spend on childcare?

Anonymous wrote:Infant in daycare center:$2850 a month
Toddler at same center: $2200 a month

Kids: 4 months and 3 years
Center is in DC


This is more than I make a month. Wow.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 15:21     Subject: How much do you spend on childcare?

$2275 for a two year old at a smallish center in Manor Park.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 15:20     Subject: Re:How much do you spend on childcare?

Infant in daycare center:$2850 a month
Toddler at same center: $2200 a month

Kids: 4 months and 3 years
Center is in DC
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 15:19     Subject: Re:How much do you spend on childcare?

Thank you
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2022 15:19     Subject: How much do you spend on childcare?

Not pregnant yet, but hoping to be in the next year or two. We were trying to financially plan expenses for childcare. Wondering, how much do you spend? We own and live in DC, so will have to be paying childcare expenses here. ThNk you