Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Young children require stability of care, basic competence, and love — to grow up healthy.
Which daycare provides all of that?
Ours did but then it was $25-$30k per year per kid. We have three and spent $500k in after tax money on childcare. I don’t know others do it.
Wow. If there are parents willing to spend this kind of money on childcare I need to go into the childcare business. Hate to say this but you got robbed.
Do you understand the critical importance of stability, competence and love during the first there foundational years?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Young children require stability of care, basic competence, and love — to grow up healthy.
Which daycare provides all of that?
Ours did but then it was $25-$30k per year per kid. We have three and spent $500k in after tax money on childcare. I don’t know others do it.
Wow. If there are parents willing to spend this kind of money on childcare I need to go into the childcare business. Hate to say this but you got robbed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Young children require stability of care, basic competence, and love — to grow up healthy.
Which daycare provides all of that?
Ours did but then it was $25-$30k per year per kid. We have three and spent $500k in after tax money on childcare. I don’t know others do it.
Anonymous wrote:This is why women find it more difficult than men to climb the ladder in this country.
Anonymous wrote:It's cheaper if the woman can stay at home and raise them, then work part time at the children's school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Young children require stability of care, basic competence, and love — to grow up healthy.
Which daycare provides all of that?
Anonymous wrote:It's cheaper if the woman can stay at home and raise them, then work part time at the children's school.
Anonymous wrote:Fascinating article in the Post. For DC, if annual COL for a two-earner couple is $77,100 - an extra 55%, or 42,100 is needed to cover the cost of one child. Daycare is a huge part of that of course. No wonder people aren't having kids.
https://wapo.st/45hfpUx
Lots of interesting data in this article.
Anonymous wrote:This is why women find it more difficult than men to climb the ladder in this country.
Anonymous wrote:
Young children require stability of care, basic competence, and love — to grow up healthy.
Which daycare provides all of that?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Then wife stays home
Wife? You mean parent.
No, I meant wife.
Anonymous wrote:Feeding, clothing, a bed to sleep in do not cost much.
Daycare (or earnings hit), bigger house, activities, college, and setting them up is what costs $$$. A lot of that is keeping up with the Joneses. We take it for granted that it’s all “necessary”. Myself included.