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Why can you get grants/loans to send your kid to college and you can't get the same to send your kid to day care? I work at a university. The amount of money I pay for day care for one infant per month is almost exactly the same as one monthly payment of tuition and fees for a 4-year state university. And, I also am paying for a preschooler. I want Financial Aid!
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your kid in daycare is "optional" whereas going to college and taking out student loans is BIG business and today's version of indentured servitude for most.
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to mom42, some states offer financial a__sistance towards child care. But you may want to check your state childcare options. Depending on what you make, it may be available.
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Where do you live? I will be recieving gov't funding for child care. Most states do have a program if you qualify.
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I live in Ma__sachusetts. They do have a program that helps with day care. The only problems is that you actually have to be working at the time, I tried to get it when I was starting a job within a week and they told me no, and there is over a year wait to get approved and find a place. The cheapest, without a__sistance was a lady that provided day care at her house, for $35 a day. It doesnt sound like much but when its added up, it really is.
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Do you mean working or employed?
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Been there - I'm not sure if your talking to me, but working and employed, arent they the same thing?
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