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It's always been a problem especially for low income homes.
When my kids were young and my wife was looking to return to work we had tob abandon the idea due to the type of jobs available at the time for her were minimum wage, £3.60 per hour at the time. Child care costs would have been around £6 per hour
She shoulda opened a child care
You should have a look at the regulatory and Ofsted requirements and expense needed to do that.
It's a lot easier in Alabama. All you need is a chest freezer.
What does Alabama have to do with anything?
I was referencing a recent Supreme Court ruling of theirs. It's topical.
While mot a terrible thought. You need to get s lot of certification to be allowed to do child care as a job which of course costs a ton of money to get
For fuck's sake, it was a joke.
I know but felt it was worth pointing out that what on the surface of things seems like a good idea ain't for most people