> If they WFH, they could still use the same daycare, or even save the money of daycare if they take on the burden of taking care of the children at home while

> If they WFH, they could still use the same daycare, or even save the money of daycare if they take on the burden of taking care of the children at home while working. Depending on age, caring for kids is a full-time job. Perhaps even 1.25-1.5 full time jobs for 12-24 month olds. And even in those blissful moments when you don't need to be doing something specifically to care for them, they are either making noise or your brain is "on call" and splitting it's attention on work-and-watching-out-for-kid. It's hard. Luckily they sleep outside of work hours so parents can rest or catch up on work.