I think mothers can stay per free often. it's donated, isn't it? I wonder why reporters don't show situations when drunk mothers being in pregnancy or who are close to give a birth are transported by a police.
More journalist should do this. I guess somebody should to tell them that in place like the ones per period of time stay 20 women, maybe more? I thought there are only two till the moment when I was spoken to a lady who is retitred and works there.
I will be living in Krakow for the next month (May 3-June 2) and am looking for occasional childcare care for my 18 month old son. Preferably someone who speaks enough English for us to communicate on a basic level.
I am wondering what a reasonable hourly rate is for babysitting? Also if you or someone you know are experienced with children, live in Krakow, and are interested please let me know!
The hours I seek help for are Mondays and Wednesdays from 12-3pm and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30-6:30 pm . 12 hours weekly.
Wife and I recently visited all English language nurseries/kindergartens in Wroclaw. Nothing decent below 1600 zl. The one that we picked is 2000 zl incl. meals (and it is not the most expensive one).
Just a hint, but many of the more expensive ones actually have worse problems than cheaper ones.
Look into the educational background of the staff. You'll find that expensive nurseries often cut corners by hiring people without actual pedagogical qualifications, and they're officially employed as pedagogical assistants. I could name you two or three of them where they have a seemingly excellent offer, but the teachers carrying out most of the care are actually unqualified. One nursery I know was using Ukrainians on minimum wage for signing documents, while using unqualified English speakers to actually do the work.
