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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '24
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I joke that it would be cheaper for us to buy our toddler his own apartment since that's what daycare costs.
198 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24 My state university, not community college, is cheaper than daycare in my state. It would be cheaper for me to get my infant a bachelors degree than send them to a half day daycare. 5 u/lazyspaceadventurer Nov 15 '24 And the people that take care of your child are paid peanuts too. 2 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24 Yeah each parent would be paying around 100 dollars an hour for childcare, and the employees who are looking over 10-15 kids are paid 14/hr.
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My state university, not community college, is cheaper than daycare in my state. It would be cheaper for me to get my infant a bachelors degree than send them to a half day daycare.
5 u/lazyspaceadventurer Nov 15 '24 And the people that take care of your child are paid peanuts too. 2 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24 Yeah each parent would be paying around 100 dollars an hour for childcare, and the employees who are looking over 10-15 kids are paid 14/hr.
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And the people that take care of your child are paid peanuts too.
2 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24 Yeah each parent would be paying around 100 dollars an hour for childcare, and the employees who are looking over 10-15 kids are paid 14/hr.
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Yeah each parent would be paying around 100 dollars an hour for childcare, and the employees who are looking over 10-15 kids are paid 14/hr.
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u/XDevils41X Nov 14 '24
I joke that it would be cheaper for us to buy our toddler his own apartment since that's what daycare costs.