Reply to "daycare vs. home care for an infant"

mekirk2Hall of Famer

We use a daycare in Muscle Shoals, by Hardees. They are great and very flexible. My wife is a nurse and we only need them every other week. All other day cares wanted us to pay for the weeks we didn't need them, they allow us to pay for what we use.

But we would much rather have someone in our home, if we could make it work. Problem is, what if that person is sick or out of town? I would recommend you find a day care that you can use part time (ours will let you pay by the day if you needed) if something happened with your home nanny.

Kirk

3/13/097:11 PM

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