Comments on: Daycare: One Big Mockable Screwjob http://mockable.org/daycare-one-big-mockable-screwjob/ Your online clearinghouse for all things mockable Mon, 02 Jan 2012 14:31:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Joe http://mockable.org/daycare-one-big-mockable-screwjob/#comment-50 Joe Wed, 01 Apr 2009 03:04:28 +0000 http://mockable.org/?p=112#comment-50 Sam-- I'm with ya...my ex bag had our son in a place costing $600 a month that she was always late paying causing me to get calls constantly, plus the bag wasn't even working...WTF.. Sam– I’m with ya…my ex bag had our son in a place costing $600 a month that she was always late paying causing me to get calls constantly, plus the bag wasn’t even working…WTF..

]]> By: Sam http://mockable.org/daycare-one-big-mockable-screwjob/#comment-49 Sam Wed, 01 Apr 2009 02:12:23 +0000 http://mockable.org/?p=112#comment-49 I am surprised that more people haven't come to the conclusion that if they don't make over 100k a year day care isn't worth it--you merely work to pay daycare! T-storm: Surely your sister-in-law isn't as bad as what I 'aquired' ! I am surprised that more people haven’t come to the conclusion that if they don’t make over 100k a year day care isn’t worth it–you merely work to pay daycare!

T-storm: Surely your sister-in-law isn’t as bad as what I ‘aquired’ !

]]> By: Tammie http://mockable.org/daycare-one-big-mockable-screwjob/#comment-48 Tammie Wed, 01 Apr 2009 02:06:38 +0000 http://mockable.org/?p=112#comment-48 That caption beneath the picture had me rolling! I have been a stay at home mom, so no day care woes for me! That caption beneath the picture had me rolling!

I have been a stay at home mom, so no day care woes for me!

]]> By: T-Storm http://mockable.org/daycare-one-big-mockable-screwjob/#comment-46 T-Storm Tue, 31 Mar 2009 19:38:04 +0000 http://mockable.org/?p=112#comment-46 Sam, did you marry my ex-sister in law? What a see you next tuesday. Sam, did you marry my ex-sister in law?
What a see you next tuesday.

]]> By: renn http://mockable.org/daycare-one-big-mockable-screwjob/#comment-45 renn Tue, 31 Mar 2009 18:58:39 +0000 http://mockable.org/?p=112#comment-45 This is why my best friend has cared for my kid all of these years, rather than a day care. She required much less money-wise, and the benefits were beyond description. My kid went to kindergarten knowing how to read, color within the lines - and FOLLOW RULES. This is why my best friend has cared for my kid all of these years, rather than a day care. She required much less money-wise, and the benefits were beyond description.

My kid went to kindergarten knowing how to read, color within the lines – and FOLLOW RULES.

]]> By: TxTy http://mockable.org/daycare-one-big-mockable-screwjob/#comment-43 TxTy Tue, 31 Mar 2009 17:21:05 +0000 http://mockable.org/?p=112#comment-43 All right! Ringo's in the lead @t 58%! All right! Ringo’s in the lead @t 58%!

]]> By: Sam http://mockable.org/daycare-one-big-mockable-screwjob/#comment-42 Sam Tue, 31 Mar 2009 17:17:59 +0000 http://mockable.org/?p=112#comment-42 Be glad you don't pay child support to some worthless bitch that uses childcare services as an excuse to extort more money from you. Not only are you paying the skank to smoke crack, you're also paying one (or allegedly paying) of these mafia organizations as well. Thanks Dept. of Job and Family services for screwing us all...YOU are truly mockable as well! Be glad you don’t pay child support to some worthless bitch that uses childcare services as an excuse to extort more money from you. Not only are you paying the skank to smoke crack, you’re also paying one (or allegedly paying) of these mafia organizations as well. Thanks Dept. of Job and Family services for screwing us all…YOU are truly mockable as well!

]]> By: Melissa http://mockable.org/daycare-one-big-mockable-screwjob/#comment-41 Melissa Tue, 31 Mar 2009 16:44:12 +0000 http://mockable.org/?p=112#comment-41 Welcome to the land of Day Care. I hate to sound all Dr. Laura-ish but it is probably the one thing I can agree with her on. Those places are nothing but germ infested institutions geared towards taking your money and not putting it in the best interest of your child. I'd start looking for little old ladies or someone more private (less kids, in their home) that you can meet, get to know and see if you can trust. They'd probably charge much less and care for your kid(s) a whole lot more. Ask around people in your office, or have your wife do the same. My brother found a wonderful old woman by doing this who takes care of my nephew. She loves him a whole lot and every birthday and Christmas he's loaded with gifts. Kinda like a third grandma. Good luck, Metten. (Ahem) Welcome to the land of Day Care. I hate to sound all Dr. Laura-ish but it is probably the one thing I can agree with her on. Those places are nothing but germ infested institutions geared towards taking your money and not putting it in the best interest of your child.
I’d start looking for little old ladies or someone more private (less kids, in their home) that you can meet, get to know and see if you can trust. They’d probably charge much less and care for your kid(s) a whole lot more. Ask around people in your office, or have your wife do the same. My brother found a wonderful old woman by doing this who takes care of my nephew. She loves him a whole lot and every birthday and Christmas he’s loaded with gifts. Kinda like a third grandma.
Good luck, Metten. (Ahem)

]]> By: Greg http://mockable.org/daycare-one-big-mockable-screwjob/#comment-40 Greg Tue, 31 Mar 2009 16:21:17 +0000 http://mockable.org/?p=112#comment-40 Give 'em an inch, and they'll take a mile. If you're really unhappy with the service, talk to some of your friends with kids in daycare and ask whom they use. Word of mouth advertising is probably best when you're thinking about quality of care, safety, and everything else involved when other people care for your children. Of course, the good ones may not have an opening. Give ‘em an inch, and they’ll take a mile. If you’re really unhappy with the service, talk to some of your friends with kids in daycare and ask whom they use. Word of mouth advertising is probably best when you’re thinking about quality of care, safety, and everything else involved when other people care for your children. Of course, the good ones may not have an opening.

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