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

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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How old and how many?

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

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.

How old and how many?

I'm pretty sure they are minors since she needs daycare for them, so they must be too young for you yet. You'll have to wait a few years. :killingme

I thought I saw an advertisement in the daycare section on somd.com but it was a while ago.

How old and how many?

Oh! I didn't realize you were the owner of "Aps with Chaps"...:clap:

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thanks, I replied

How old and how many?

40 and 2:lol:

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.

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.

40 and 2:lol:Ummm... I think he was asking how old the kids were...:lol: But then again it is Aps so you may be right...:lol:

40 and 2:lol:

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.

Ummm... I think he was asking how old the kids were...:lol: But then again it is Aps so you may be right...:lol:

It appeared to be a joke, so I went with it :lol:

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.

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.

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.


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

Thanks for the info.

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

Thanks for the info.

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.

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:

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:

Wish I knew =/ I've been on the list since last October!

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:

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.