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You could possibly work at a daycare and put your kids in, usually you get a discounted rate. That does mean you have to trust the daycare though because they probably won’t both be in your classroom. You could possibly find a home daycare, or an au pair if you have a spare room. You can’t really just take them to work with you so you either have to wait until they’re in school or find someone or a place you can trust to leave them with. You could possibly find a work from home job, but it’d probably have to be one without many meetings or phone calls, maybe medical transcription? Some kind of insurance work? Idk just spitballing

You would have to trust a local daycare or nursery. Have a look at the ones in your area. Not all daycares/nurseries are bad I promise. My daughter had a bad experience in her first nursery & then when I moved here elsewhere they were absolutely fantastic and I honestly can’t praise them enough. It’s the only way you are still going to be able to work unfortunately.

I know how hard it is when you’ve no family to help with childcare. I’ve had to go onto nights so that my current partner can help with childcare, it’s our only option. But honestly have a look at different ones in your area and see which has the best rating x

Can you work FT remotely?

Take it step by step or you'll get overwhelmed thinking of the whole staircase. Research daycares in your area. Also ask local mums in your area. Go visit them for yourself without committing to anything. Take your kids and see how they feel there. My son totally led which montessori he attends and he 100% made the right choice for him.

...Trust that as you take your next step more steps will become clear to you and you'll know what to do.

Not all daycares are bad. Not every one will be for your child too. You know them best and what their needs are.

Remember that a good daycare is better than an unhappy home. Your children can still feel safe and loved and happy. You got this.

Sending you love ❤️