One of the buzz words for families living in Australia is ‘child care’. As helpers or nannies are quite uncommon especially for ordinary people, finding a good child centre is a must for families. Other options available is to have a single-income family or to have the husband and wife take turns in doing their job (e.g. mum works in the morning, dad works in the evening). Those options I have just mentioned may prove to work but there are doubts as to whether they can work for a long period of time.
In our case, we’re looking for an ‘extra’ child-care centre for my daughter CN for next year. She is already on a 2-day pre-school right now. So if plans push through next year for me to work part-time, then child care expenses will be added to the family budget.
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Uyyy,, bagong bahay!!!! No problems my dear added this one already!!!!
happy Spring Time!!!!!!! see u…
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nadaan na ako dito kahapon pero di ako nagcomment, wala pa kasing announcement from you e. ha ha!
o pano ba yan, wish ulit for PR? hi hi
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hope u find the right child care for ur dear daughter…mejo magastos nga lang but like the other expenses, just need proper budgeting
good luck on ur work next year! happy for yah! 
btw, ive already added this blog to my list. thanks for addin me ha! thanks for the visit and the nice words as well! well-appreciated!
take care!
Sheila
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oops..kulang ng”S” yung BLESSED ko heehhe
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