Daycare recommendations for 3-6 month old babies and older

Re: Daycare recommendations for 3-6 month old babies and older

• NinaLCC member

  June 2015

  Would you consider an au pair? An au pair works up to 45 hours per week from your home with a schedule that you make for them and it can differ from week to week depending on your needs. —including night-time and weekend hours. An au pair can get your children out of bed and dressed in the morning, provide trustworthy supervision, drive them to school, activities, and appointments, do their laundry, fix meals, and help keep their bedrooms and playareas clean --- An au pairs weekly stipend is $195.75 plus room and board and the average weekly cost comes to $360 with agency fees and all the necessary paperwork included. Au pairs are young men and women from all over the world, who all have a true interest in childcare and want to spend a year or two living in the United States sharing their culture. Our au pairs are all CPR certified and have successfully completed their secondary education. We have native speakers of several languages in the program, including Mandarin, Spanish, French and German!
  
  I work as a local recourse for the agency in NYC and would love to answer any questions if you are interested. I can be reached at nina.gonzalez-lehto@lcc.culturalcare.com or by phone at 646-220-3135.
  

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• ccarrozza1 member

  July 2015

  NinaLCC said:

  Would you consider an au pair? An au pair works up to 45 hours per week from your home with a schedule that you make for them and it can differ from week to week depending on your needs. —including night-time and weekend hours. An au pair can get your children out of bed and dressed in the morning, provide trustworthy supervision, drive them to school, activities, and appointments, do their laundry, fix meals, and help keep their bedrooms and playareas clean --- An au pairs weekly stipend is $195.75 plus room and board and the average weekly cost comes to $360 with agency fees and all the necessary paperwork included. Au pairs are young men and women from all over the world, who all have a true interest in childcare and want to spend a year or two living in the United States sharing their culture. Our au pairs are all CPR certified and have successfully completed their secondary education. We have native speakers of several languages in the program, including Mandarin, Spanish, French and German!
  
  I work as a local recourse for the agency in NYC and would love to answer any questions if you are interested. I can be reached at nina.gonzalez-lehto@lcc.culturalcare.com or by phone at 646-220-3135.
  

  I am actually not looking for that type of care. I will just need someone for part of the week 9-6, maybe three to four days in three or four months from now. I am a freelance designer and can not afford to, nor do I have room to have a live in au pair.
  

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• lovemaddux member

  July 2015

  We looked at preschool of America and bright horizons. We decided on bright horizons because they had more flexible options. Both are ridiculously expensive.

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• ccarrozza1 member

  July 2015

  lovemaddux said:

  We looked at preschool of America and bright horizons. We decided on bright horizons because they had more flexible options. Both are ridiculously expensive.

  Yeah I am sure. Is anything reasonably priced in NY? Lol. It's crazy town

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