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A decade ago, infant and toddler childcare was $800/mo. per child. This is normal, average daycare cost. It went up to $1000/mo, now it's way higher, some places are $2,000/mo or $3,000/mo per child. So do the math, $1,000/mo. per child is $12,000/year. $2,000/mo. Is $24,000/year, which is pretty close to his number of $25,000/yr. Why in the world are we talking filet mignon? That's not filet mignon, that's kraft Mac n cheese with hotdogs. That's grilled cheese and soup budget prices. That's even Spagetti made with just noodles and ketchup budget prices. Way too high. Plus the whole one parent should stay home thing is out because single parent numbers are at an all time high AND the cost of rent being so high due to investment companies telling their investors lies that people will pay $1500, $2000, $3000/mo rent, food and foods costs increased over 4 fold the prices before Covid, and pay is still so low and barely increased (smart companies are raising pay over $20 minimum because people are seeking those jobs. No, both parents need to work in most family households in order to afford to pay rent, utilities, gas, food, and heaven forbid they have childcare. Things need balance, don't fall for the Investor company tricks of promising you the world and the highest prices for the highest returns, do your research on what rent ACTUALLY is in the area, what childcare actually charges, what the true costs and charges are, before you blindly accept investments. This is why apartments are 30% full with higher rent when they could even charge $800, fill the apartments, and make nearly double the money. This is why you use your money to say where you will or won't support, if prices are too high and everyone stops paying for it, and make it vocally known that's why, prices will drop. Power of people and power of their money is what chooses the price. If you keep paying the higher price, they will keep raising it. Share this message with everyone if you agree! Life needs to be affordable, or there will be a bubble that bursts which can cause another Great Depression with famines and massive loss of lives for even middle class. Be smart, we can get through this. Much love friends!
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This is the dumbest thing I've seen in awhile. 25k per child is not standard or normal. The state I live in averages $13,802 per year on infant care and $10,3772 per year for children who aren't infants. Even an au pair would be cheaper at around 20-30k per year depending on how stingy the host family wants to be.
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You are out of touch if you are arguing that Dave is somehow off base here. I have plenty of coworkers and employees who do daycare and it is nowhere near that. Yes is it expensive? Absolutely. But Dave is right and you are wrong. You should seriously think about checking with common ordinary folks before you put you off base and out of touch videos out.
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@angelamgray8255
4 months ago
Why do we let people make so much on daycare? I pay for 30k for two kids and husband and I both have great jobs and benefits but we haven’t gotten a rIse since 2020. Now we struggle due to food being high etc. the government should be more involved and daycare shouldn’t cost so dang much. Unreal because we let it be unreal.
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