Summer Childcare: Toddler
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Summer Child Care for 11-Year-old
Asked by C.P. from Dallas
on March 27, 2010
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My DD's usual summer child care facility has informed us that she will not be able to attend this summer as she will have completed 6th grade (even though she won't be...
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- Find a grandma or teenager to either come over or for her to go to their place. It will probably be more fun for her than going to a daycare anyway. Most daycares ...
- I'm pretty sure that the summer camp at Midway Park elementary in Euless takes kids that are leaving 6th grade and haven't started 7th yet (she may have to be an HEB k...
- Check out sitter city.com. We have had great luck finding a summer nanny on their site. Also Mamsource offers a coupon.
Child Care
Asked by B.W. from Dallas
on August 10, 2010
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how much should part-time child care cost for a 18 month old in the lewisville/ carrollton area. I'm only looking for 3 days a week. from 7:30 till 3:20
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- The difference will be if it is in a center or home. I used to keep children in our home, and apparently was cheap at the time just a couple of years ago. I charged $3...
- My neighbor of eight yrs is an in-home childcare provider...She's awesome w/kids and has watched mine for me several times...I don't know her rate but she does have an...
- It depends...When I had in home nanny part time she charged me $12. hr and now that I take my son to MDO it costs about $200. per month but that is twice a week. I saw...
Care Packages for Summer Camp
Asked by C.C. from Fresno
on June 14, 2010
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Hi Mamas!
I'm back again with another summer camp question. Next week, my daughter (who is almost 8) will be going off to summer camp for 2 weeks. She is VERY excited...
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- Rice Krispie treats(They don't crush) lollipops and temporary tattoos and mad libs. Candy is always the favorite care package item. Also something from home (like a p...
- Hi C., I am the mother of 5 and have never been brave enough to send any of my children away as young as yours so you are very brave. I do know that I have sent my 12...
- Mad Libs and a pencil, it will get all the girls laughing together. Shel Silverstein (I might have the name a little wrong) wrote some funny poetry books she might en...
Child Care
Asked by J. from Kansas City
on February 5, 2006
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I am looking for part time child care. Either in home or a daycare. She is 2 years old. Her father is a police officer and works nights. His schedule changes all of th...
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- I am a stay at home mom accepting children on a part time and occassional basis. I am less than 10 miles from where you are. Not sure if that is too far or not, but ...
- J., I live in lees summit and have a three year old if you are interested in going that far the rates will be hard to beat by a daycare, call me at ###-###-#### if you...
- J., My name is C.. I live in Raytown. I am a stay at home mom of four children. I have babysat out of my home for 6 years. I recently ran an ad in the KC Star to g...
Child Care
Asked by S.R. from Houston
on July 6, 2010
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I have a 3 1/2 year old daughter, whom I am slowly getting her used to child care, I have only taking her 3 days last week for about 2 to 3 hours a day.. She is used t...
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- It is very hard on part timers to adjust to daycare. Try to keep her schedule exactly the same until she makes the adjustment. To be completely honest, some children n...
- Ok coming from a pre-k teacher she'll be ok really. I know it's hard and I have been in your shoes I have a 9 year old that at diffrent points in his life had to leave...
- Hi S.,R no one can give you that answer, I'm a daycare provider, and most of my children came to me as new borns and grew up with me, but in 13 years i have only had 3...
Child Care
Asked by W.B. from Kansas City
on February 24, 2007
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ok so i am an in home child care provider and im gonna be watching a new baby she is 6 weeks old, i told her mother that she could come by with her so the baby and i c...
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- Hi W., I am a child care provider too. If the mom stays with her baby at my house I do not charge but if I am watching the baby, I charge an hourly rate or a daily r...
- Hi W. I am in home child care too, and I think if she drops the baby off for 4hrs or more I would charge her the daily rate. I would take what you said you would c...
- can i bring my kids over for the free getting to know you thingy? i would never leave my child with a total stranger for a getting to know my child...i want to know...
Summer Care for Special Needs Child
Asked by F.H. from Phoenix
on April 9, 2008
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Hi everyone, my boyfriends daughter is 12, autistic and mildly retarded. Every prior year she has been in summer school. This year, she isn't and he needs to find fu...
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- Try ABC 1 on 1. They have all kinds of programs for special needs kids. It is located on Gilbert just south of the 60. Their phone is ###-###-####. Good luck! :-)
- Check out the MARC Center in Mesa. I used to work for them and they have a ton of programs for developmentally diasbled adults and children. They are a very loving a...
- Hi F., I don't know of a summer program for her. However, I recommend you contact the Envita center, as they have a high success rate of improving or eliminating A...
Summer Child Care
Asked by T.S. from Dallas
on April 12, 2010
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my son is 10 this summer and I am looking for all day activities for him. I live in Carrollton and work in Denton so, all point in between are options..even if only fo...
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- Check out the YMCA's summer camps. I used to go to the one called Camp Tsunguni (sp?) at the Lewisville Lake and I loved it!!
- The Elm Fork Education Center at UNT offers some great educational weeklong day camp programs. These are hands-on science activities that the kids really enjoy. Go to ...
- We're finalizing our 2010 Summer Camp guide now, and will email it out to our subscribers next Monday. It includes tons of camps in Lewisville, Flower Mound, Carrollt...
What to Do with My Daughter During Summer.
Asked by S.N. from Houston
on April 11, 2011
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My daughter just turned 12 in March. She currently stays home after school for a hour and before school for half a hour before school by herself. I am at a loss of wha...
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- - day camp (city rec department is a great place to start) - volunteer work a few days per week - If you can swing it, sleep away camp - "play dates" with friends a...
- I'm glad that you are not considering leaving her home alone. Things are not the same as they were when we were younger (and it wasn't all good then either). Remembe...
- If you choose to leave her home alone all day are there neighbors who are home all day? If you know your neighbors and they don't mind popping in every now and then, ...
Would You Allow a Teenager to Care for Your Children During Summer Break?
Asked by D.C. from Atlanta
on February 9, 2007
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I would like ot get some younger mother's views on this please. MY daughter is having her first child, and she is only 15. She her options as far as a job go are VERY ...
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- hey donna jean. i am 26 with two girls ages 5 and 9 months. yes i was a nanny at age 19 for a family from sweden. there are a few teens in my church whom are certif...
- Hi D. - I'm not sure how 'young' you want but I am 35 with a 5 year old son. We are planning to get pregnant again this year hopefully so the issue of child care has b...
- One thing to take into consideration are the laws in Georgia concerning childcare. The state generally is very interested in who is running childcare. If she is want...
