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Etobicoke Child Care Cost
The Etobicoke average child care cost data comes from the daycare fees gathered from the input of users of this site. PLEASE NOTE: although we take into account responses from multiple participants to calculate the child care cost, we do not verify the daycare rates provided.
| Type | Age Cat. | Spot | AVG. Cost ($) | Entries |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Licensed | Infant | Full-Time | 1137.61 | 186 |
| Licensed | Infant | Part-Time | 50.13 | 68 |
| Unlicensed | Infant | Full-Time | 949.85 | 61 |
| Unlicensed | Infant | Part-Time | 57.11 | 47 |
| Licensed | Toddler | Full-Time | 1017.98 | 85 |
| Licensed | Toddler | Part-Time | 47.92 | 158 |
| Unlicensed | Toddler | Full-Time | 962.09 | 88 |
| Unlicensed | Toddler | Part-Time | 51.88 | 62 |
| Licensed | Preschool | Full-Time | 837.39 | 39 |
| Licensed | Preschool | Part-Time | 42.72 | 120 |
| Unlicensed | Preschool | Full-Time | 903.15 | 55 |
| Unlicensed | Preschool | Part-Time | 46.48 | 29 |
| Unlicensed | Kindergarten | Part-Time | 39.04 | 26 |
| Licensed | Schoolage | Full-Time | 667.36 | 11 |
| Unlicensed | Schoolage | Part-Time | 28.75 | 16 |
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- AVG. Cost ($)
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- Entries
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November 19, 2008
My experience with one centre
1.pacifiers on the floor pick up but whichever child
2.caregivers as well as walking infants do not change shoes entering a room
3. food given to kids mouth from caregivers hand picked up from highchair tray !! the tray is desinfected by chemicals they food (spag with meatballs) just put on it - no plate..no spoon!!
4.kids are condition to fit other's schedule no matter what age!!
5. diaper changes infrequent and only switch from dirty to clean - no wipping, no cream applied - when asked they answered that they dont do that there!!!
6.toddler washrooms where kids are being changed stink of sewage!!!!!!!!!
7.heater is frequently off in the winter and there is only small air condition unit in the summer which doesnt give proper cooling
8. caregivers seem to be uneducated in child care (one opinion: an infant 2 months younger than the other was called behind and this 2 months difference called "little") they do not speak good english therefore it is hard to communicate with them
9.they do not follow parents instructions instead are trying to fit the child into their own schedule
10.they do not dress kids appropriate to the weather: ex. a child in a summer pants and shoes dressed to go out in the winter 3 degrees C. when asked: parents didnt provide proper clothing - my answer so then you shouldn't take them out in this weather Their answer: we are following the ministry regulation to go out everyday!
11. kids are abandoned on the floor most of the time, some are picked up..but some just ignored..there is a strong preferential treatment among the caregivers ...
12.too much time is wasted for talking between friends (caming from different rooms for chats) kids ignored waiting for the conversation to finish..
13.this is a long least so I may as well end it here...I stated most shocking in my opinion
GOod luck in your search...