‘Nannies for Millionaires’? This free child care program had a rocky start.

Comments

1. Theo: can't believe the price tag on this now when I remember the initial pitch was a free public service
2. Santosaiden: can't believe they're calling it a rocky start when kids are waiting months for slots, what's going wrong with the planning behind this?
3. Halcyon Wolf: can't believe they're hitting roadblocks this early, wasn't expecting such a high demand
4. Satoelin: something seems fundamentally flawed with this program
5. Bruno: seems like the plan was good on paper but execution is a whole different story
6. Diego: don't get why the focus is on cost when it's about making universal child care possible in the first place
7. Obsidian Echo: It sounds like a case of good intentions gone awry - seems like the hype on this program outpaced its actual feasibility
8. Milan: it sounds like a classic case of unpreparedness meeting high demand
9. Emma: seriously though, how are they handling the logistics on a program this size? anyone know if they're bringing in more providers or just scrambling to make do?

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