Anonymous
03/08/2023 17:22
Subject: Re:What is your HHI and what do you pay for daycare?
I pay 275/- per week. My DC is 6 months old in Falls Church. (22041)
Anonymous
03/03/2023 15:47
Subject: What is your HHI and what do you pay for daycare?
400k, 2000 or 2100. I don’t remember.
Anonymous
03/02/2023 22:14
Subject: Re:What is your HHI and what do you pay for daycare?
210K
1 4yo pay $2050
1 4yo pay $2050
Anonymous
03/02/2023 14:23
Subject: What is your HHI and what do you pay for daycare?
400k
$2500/month for two kids. $2000 of it is for the 3 year old and $500 is for aftercare.
$2500/month for two kids. $2000 of it is for the 3 year old and $500 is for aftercare.
Anonymous
03/02/2023 12:58
Subject: What is your HHI and what do you pay for daycare?
190k
$1200/month for our 4 year old and 400 a month for aftercare for our elementary schooler.
A few years back it was 120K, and paying $2400/month for a two year old and 4 year old at the same center and it was rough.
$1200/month for our 4 year old and 400 a month for aftercare for our elementary schooler.
A few years back it was 120K, and paying $2400/month for a two year old and 4 year old at the same center and it was rough.
Anonymous
03/02/2023 06:40
Subject: What is your HHI and what do you pay for daycare?
140K, $2000/month for my toddler and $1400/month for my preschooler. Looking forward to public preK in the fall.
Anonymous
02/28/2023 20:28
Subject: Re:What is your HHI and what do you pay for daycare?
130k (single parent) 2100 a month for infant care... it's tight!
Anonymous
02/21/2023 09:51
Subject: Re:What is your HHI and what do you pay for daycare?
I make 210k. ExH makes somewhere between 250-300k. We share custody and childcare expenses 50/50. We also each have a mortgage (and house maintenance, etc.) to pay.
Younger DC (2yo) is at a center that costs 2400/month (it's a sliding scale, so older kids are cheaper and younger kids are more expensive). Not cheap, but we really like the center and the fact that the teachers get paid better than the industry and therefore the turnover is low.
Older DC (who went to the same center from infant through pre-k) is now in a public school, so we only need to pay for after care and summer camps.
Younger DC (2yo) is at a center that costs 2400/month (it's a sliding scale, so older kids are cheaper and younger kids are more expensive). Not cheap, but we really like the center and the fact that the teachers get paid better than the industry and therefore the turnover is low.
Older DC (who went to the same center from infant through pre-k) is now in a public school, so we only need to pay for after care and summer camps.