And that’s for one child? 🥲 also good to know for outside of London we have no idea really where we will end up
And that’s for one child? 🥲 also good to know for outside of London we have no idea really where we will end upi checked north london as that’s where I used to work and it was the same price as I pay just outside of london. £1,500 for 4 days.
the cheaper ones reflected the price (small, outdated resources, lots of plastic toys, decorated in bright primary colours or tv characters on walls, displays tatty)
We're south devon (near Bristol) and I'm looking st about £650 for 3 full days, a good nursery too.And that’s for one child? 🥲 also good to know for outside of London we have no idea really where we will end up
About £650 for 3 full days in Yorkshire. But I'm not ready to talk about it yet and shall continue to live in denial.And that’s for one child? 🥲 also good to know for outside of London we have no idea really where we will end up
Yeah just oneAnd that’s for one child? 🥲 also good to know for outside of London we have no idea really where we will end up
…. Is your friend Snoop?I moaned to my friend once about the cost of childcare, her response was "well, you chose to have kids." Totally missed the point, it's 2022, women are supposed to be able to have it all!
Shall we remind her the same gender who uphold the majority childcare are usually paid minimum wage? Is that their fault as they chose that career? The whole system is fuckedI moaned to my friend once about the cost of childcare, her response was "well, you chose to have kids." Totally missed the point, it's 2022, women are supposed to be able to have it all!
I've questioned it before tbh…. Is your friend Snoop?
Mate I'm scared of my own shadow and went to nursery, so I think this theory needs a bit more testing, or was my nursery broken?! Where can I claim compensation?!100%! She'll thank you so much for it when she's older. I stayed at home with my mum until I started primary and I'm so socially awkward and have major confidence issues, but my two who gave been in childcare since babies are totally different, outgoing and so confident and I couldn't be more glad
(Not that there's anything wrong with being at home for longer, i probably would have turned out that way anyway)
Maybe I'm just a one offMate I'm scared of my own shadow and went to nursery, so I think this theory needs a bit more testing, or was my nursery broken?! Where can I claim compensation?!
You didn’t tell us you were friends with SnoopI moaned to my friend once about the cost of childcare, her response was "well, you chose to have kids." Totally missed the point, it's 2022, women are supposed to be able to have it all!
Haha great minds think alike!…. Is your friend Snoop?
A nursery I use to work in, that is close to the station that is 20 minutes from Waterloo (I’m south London) is £92 a day for under 2s and £90 for over 2s 🫠 with full time, you get a 5% discount, so you’re looking at £1700 for a month for an under 2. That’s not far off what I earn a month. 3yo preschool is £40 a day and that’s 9-3 term time only, so for 2.5 days for 1 term of 6-7 weeks, it’s over £700. I can’t wait until he gets his free hours come JanuaryFor any of you in London was is the amount you roughly have to pay for childcare? It’s our dream to move back to London but I’m worried the fees are worse than they are in NZ! (When my baby starts I’ll be paying around £1500 a month for both kids full time, this reduces when my eldest is 3 as well)
Imagine everyone decided to stop having kids because of the cost of childcare though. We’d have no one to look after us as an older generation and everyone in nurseries would be out of a job, I hate this rubbish argument people have.I moaned to my friend once about the cost of childcare, her response was "well, you chose to have kids." Totally missed the point, it's 2022, women are supposed to be able to have it all!
Is your MIL losing money to have baby b? Because I’m sure she can get something from the gov?Imagine everyone decided to stop having kids because of the cost of childcare though. We’d have no one to look after us as an older generation and everyone in nurseries would be out of a job, I hate this rubbish argument people have.
Our nursery is £60 a day it went up from £55 cause of the cost of living crisis, ours is £765 a month for 3 days plus what we’ll pay MIL for the 2 days she has him
She retired from her main job to take a job with lesser hours 4 years ago and then our niece was born so she’s the family babysitter nowIs your MIL losing money to have baby b? Because I’m sure she can get something from the gov?
Ok, just looked. It’s £275 a year. Lols
Just going to repeat the tax free childcare bit.I pay £1050 a month for 4 days a week in the midlands
We’re due to start nursery next Spring- SW London, one Baby under 2, full time 5 days a week. £1800 🫠 All the nurseries I looked at in our area ranged from £1600-£2800 which is terrifying. I don’t really understand how people afford it to be honest.For any of you in London was is the amount you roughly have to pay for childcare? It’s our dream to move back to London but I’m worried the fees are worse than they are in NZ! (When my baby starts I’ll be paying around £1500 a month for both kids full time, this reduces when my eldest is 3 as well)
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