Drop in Daycare/Occasional Daytime Sitter

MarieB

MarieB

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I am looking for a drop in daycare or a sitter who can work an occasional few hours here and there during the day. Anyone know of any drop in mother's day out programs or something similar?

I'm in California
 
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tc_girl

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MarieB said:
I am looking for a drop in daycare or a sitter who can work an occasional few hours here and there during the day. Anyone know of any drop in mother's day out programs or something similar?

I'm in California
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puggymom

puggymom

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MarieB said:
I am looking for a drop in daycare or a sitter who can work an occasional few hours here and there during the day. Anyone know of any drop in mother's day out programs or something similar?

I'm in California
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I thought I read in the Park and Rec book that came home with my daughter that they had a drop in program. I threw the book away so I cannot confirm that or the details though.
 
MarieB

MarieB

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Thanks for the suggestions. :) I am fairly new to the area, and any contacts that I had are either in high school or off to college.
 
pelers

pelers

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If you have base access they do offer drop-in care at their daycare center. You're allowed up to 20-some hours per week, space permitting (and they appreciate it if you call in advance to schedule). Reasonable hourly rates. Sorry I can't recall the numbers off the top of my head but if you call them or stop by they can give you the full run down.
 
aps45819

aps45819

24/7 Single Dad
MarieB said:
40 and 2:lol:
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You need drop in daycare for a 40 year old?


Since I am currently unemployed, I was going to offer to watch your kid(s) if they're house broken and pick up a little cash but 40 and 2 sounds like two sets of diapers.
 
MarieB

MarieB

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aps45819 said:
You need drop in daycare for a 40 year old?


Since I am currently unemployed, I was going to offer to watch your kid(s) if they're house broken and pick up a little cash but 40 and 2 sounds like two sets of diapers.
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I was just joking. :)

A 5 year old (who is in kinder, so I rarely need it for him) and an almost 2 year old (of course who is not yet "house trained" )

Sorry that you're out of work.
 
MarieB

MarieB

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pelers said:
If you have base access they do offer drop-in care at their daycare center. You're allowed up to 20-some hours per week, space permitting (and they appreciate it if you call in advance to schedule). Reasonable hourly rates. Sorry I can't recall the numbers off the top of my head but if you call them or stop by they can give you the full run down.
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Do you have any idea if it's limited to strictly military families or is it open to contractors too?

Thanks for the info.
 
pelers

pelers

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MarieB said:
Do you have any idea if it's limited to strictly military families or is it open to contractors too?

Thanks for the info.
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Should be open to military, civil service and contractors. Full-time daycare with them is, at least, so I don't see why the drop-in wouldn't be.
 
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daylily

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libertytyranny said:
How the HELL can they accomodate drop ins..but I have been on the waiting list since the moment I found out I was pregnant :confused:
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Our friends waited a year for a spot to open up there but said it was well worth the wait. Hopefully you get your little one in there soon.
 
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