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Daycare centers: How much do they cost?
How much will a daycare center cost? Less than what you'd pay for a nanny, but the fees still add up. Depending on where you live and on the quality of the daycare, costs can range from $3,000 to ...
www.babycenter.com/0_daycare-centers-how-much-do-they-cost_6056.bc
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Upside: Short article explaining how much to expect to pay for daycare
Downside: Busy page
Daycare centers: Overview
What do the experts say? Top questions about daycare centers What's the bottom line?
www.babycenter.com/0_daycare-centers-overview_49.bc
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Upside: Short article with links to additional detail on understanding daycare centers
Downside: Busy page
Childcare: How Much Do You Pay?
* Affordable Daycare? * Home-based Day Cares and Preschools for under-3s * Nannies * Parents & other relatives * Teenage Babysitters * Occasional Babysitters
parents.berkeley.edu/advice/childcare/cost.html
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Upside: Summary of user advice on childcare costs
Downside: Some information is Berkeley-area specific
About Nanny Shares
* Taking off for maternity leave in nanny share * Liability in nanny share situation * Logistics of a Share * Child Not Adjusting to Nanny Share * When the Share isn't Working * Trouble Finding ...
parents.berkeley.edu/advice/childcare/nanny/nannyshare.html
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Upside: Summary of user advice on sharing a nanny
Downside: Range of answers
Hiring a Nanny - Child-Care Choices Guide
If you want your children to stay in your home and receive consistent care from one person who will grow to know and love them, then you are likely looking for an in-home caregiver or nanny.
parenting.ivillage.com/tp/tpchildcare/0,,8g5gjphg,00.html
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Upside: Detailed article on hiring a nanny
Downside: Busy page
An Overview of Child Care Options
If you have decided to go back to work, and have ruled out the option of staying at home, you may be considering the various childcare options that are available to you and your children.
www.pregnancy-info.net/childcare_options.html
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Upside: Detailed information on evaluating various child care choices
Downside: Many ads, small font
Childcare
Choosing a Babysitter Choosing a Daycare - Infant Care Choosing a Nanny Babysitting Co-ops Nanny Sharing
family.go.com/parentpedia/baby/childcare/
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Upside: Good articles and advice from experts and parents
Downside: Hard to navigate from topic to topic
Is Your Baby Happy at Daycare?
Making the Right Childcare Choice for Your Infant Non-verbal infants cannot communicate whether or not they are happy at daycare, but they can let you know in other ways if you are observant.
infantstoddlers.suite101.com/article.cfm/is_your_baby_happy_at_daycare
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Upside: Article discussing how children react to daycare
Downside: Does not really help you choose a daycare
Dr. Spock's Baby and Childcare: Seventh Edition (Mass Market
Paperback) by Benjamin Spock No parenting library is complete without this childcare classic.
www.amazon.com/Dr-Spocks-Baby-Childcare-Seventh/dp/0671537628
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Upside: Site selling popular parenting book with many positive reviews
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Child Care - Finding High-Quality Care
When you start to look for child care, you may wish to contact a group such as Child Care Aware by phone at 1-800-424-2246 or online at www.childcareaware.org
www.medem.com/MedLB/article_detaillb.cfm?article_ID=ZZZ3IIGC44D&sub_cat=0
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Upside: Very good article includes advice and resources on finding child care
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