My god it was beyond 🥲😆

It is SO helpful!

Absolutely BRUTAL! OMG. That's such laziness. I feeeeeel you.

@@KarissaPukasI'm so glad you found that fire hazard though! That is shocking that they would be that careless and lazy. I hope you were able to get things sorted before Goldie arrived. That sounds like a lot to deal with at the best of times, let alone during an impending delivery 😅

SO silly. I have friends that stay home from work because it legit wouldn't financially make sense to go back to work and put their kid in daycare. ECE's are paid terribly, I'm not sure where that $ is going lol :(

@@KarissaPukas Depends on the 'center' unless they are allowed to have a person offer childcare from their own home in Canada ( I honestly don't know so please educate me) if they're allowed to do in home childcare then it goes straight back to that person and their family but if it's a childcare center it can vary anything from the director's pocket, to promoting the childcare, to actually ensuring training for those child care workers. Again this varies from situation to situation but some states actually require that teachers of different levels to have a certain number of hours of training specifically towards ensuring the things that they are doing in their classrooms are developmentally appropriate for the children that they serve. If the center can they charge higher so that way they can foot the bill versus the teachers themselves paying out of pocket. Keep in mind I'm basing this off of what we have to do here in the states in Minnesota specifically. So it can vary in Canada and other countries too.

@@KarissaPukas We feel totally grateful my husband is a stay at home dad! I work in property management and thankfully get a housing discount and we live on site where I work! We have 2 boys, 6 and 4 and full time care for them minus my husband's potential income would net us positive maybe $200-$500 a month. Thankfully we make it (barely) on my income. For all the added stress it would be to have him go back, it's not worth it to us right now. Congratulations momma!!!

@@KarissaPukas the Early Childhood Teachers (aka myself living in Australia) don't even "see" that money. It's such a REWARDING job (seeing milestones, working with parents, being part of their development), however it is also so draining and we don't get paid enough. I actually had a parent ask me whether I had "needed" to study to get this job! It's infuriating!

It's really awesome, but definitely accommodate for the large box! LOL

Hi Sarah! She has been the best big sister- it's a joy to watch. I genuinely can't imagine- life without her- she is my firstborn. My baby I didn't grow, but love just the same. It breaks my heart when families abandon their pets because they didn't take the time to prepare for a different dynamic or train them. Pets are for life. Appreciate your comment

Thanks (as always) stranger friend :)

Thank you so much 🥰💓

Oh nooooo. What is it with this hey? Thanks for watching

Thank you! I started around then, but confirm with your care provider :)

Thanks! Wayfair :)

Not to live, no :) We're happy living here. But we will visit a lot more once travel is easier / less restrictions!

Everyone that has mentioned that expensive cost isn't paying that much. That is the full fee before the government rebates. Eg, my daily fee for son in NSW Australia is $104 but with the government subsidy I only pay like $43 per day.

Sure will be ☺️💕

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