Interest in After-school Care with a Spanish Lesson

Oh my gosh!! I wish I lived closer to you. My husband and I hired a Spanish teacher for our son last summer so he could learn Spanish. The guy never showed up so here we are with no one. I think that is a great price to charge--however for stay at home moms, they might not need the after school care, but you should seriously look into the Spanish lesson thing--even if you had a few at once--on certain evenings. And if you do have people needing the after school care as well--then I think that is a great deal!! Good Luck!

Depends on where you are as to what people are willing to pay. I would be happy to pay $100 since it's not a full day (just after school care, so maybe 2.5, 3 hours/day?)

I use to work at a daycare for 13yrs.A little to much,for one day is 20.00.After schoolers 45.00 a week.Infant up to 2 yrs old 85.00week.3to 4 yrs old not potty trained 65.00 plus they are also trained both english and spanish alphabets ,colors ,shapes,and how to write there names.And much more.They are also given snacks and a drink,unless the parent brings them their own treat.The daycare was open to 5:30a.m til 5:30 evening after that is 2.00 each 5min they are not picked up.After 6p.m.5.00 late fee besides the 2.00 dollars after min.If you plan to have them late then it's your choice.I use to babysit one child in my home I charge 100.00 I bathe her had her fed and cleaned by the time they picked her up at 6:30.Hours were 7a.m to 6:30, it's up to you.

Hi kc I have I home chilcare w/ licensed w/ the state, 15 yrs experience I was a teacher in Mexico, I give Spanish lesson feel free to call me ###-###-####

I wouldn't pay that much. That is actually more than I pay for all day childcare (7:30 am - 5:30 pm) at a NAEC (sp) facility. Break it down hourly to what you think is reasonable. Before our current daycare we used an in-home that provided all food except formula and charged us $3.00/hour with a $50/week minimum.