Apr 28, 2022
Q. Summer Childcare: What are your plans?
- My husband and I are waiting till the youngest starts school before my husband gets a job, for now he's the stay-at-home parent. - Amanda Roberts
- I work for a school. I will be home with them. - Brittany Billington
- When my children were school aged they attended camps with a local gym. They had a great time and did not sit around bored. - Cassie Coker
- We are lucky enough to have my mom living close by. - Crystal Carney
- I would recommend vacation bible school during the summer. - Darcie Alquist
- Summer school gives me the opportunity to work the same hours as my children and not have to worry to pay a babysitter. - Doris Reyes
- I’ll have to juggle trying to work from home, since daycare or summer camps are so expensive. Big brother will most likely help. - Ebony Minjare
- My siblings will be spending their first month of summer at school in the engineering program. - Edith Duran
- My son is going to be 2 and he will continue with his daycare during summer. - Elizabeth Bailon
- Cal Ivy Prep is top on my list. I've heard many positive stories. - Enriqueta Hurtado
- I am lucky to have family that will watch my children while I work. - Evelyn Chavarin
- My kiddos will be taking advantage of summer courses offered at the local high school. - Frankie Jenkins
- Summer school...because covid took a toll on their education. - Janet Maness
- I think a huge topic affecting child care is the cost being so high that a lot of working people cannot afford it. I am lucky enough that I don't have to pay for child care because I work for the school district and I am off during the summer months. - Shawna Shelton
-I’m still looking for affordable or free stuff for my kids to do over the summer. For a single parent, child care can be very expensive. - Kristen Briggs
