I onto some email here. So if you got something going on in your life, you want to share

with the birchow, try to get some advice from birchow fam all over the city. Go ahead

and hit us up at the birchow.com. In this case, her sisters offer her 30 bucks a day to babysitter

two kids. Is she getting taken advantage of? What is like the going right now?

It's not $30 a day that I can tell you that for sure. But we can look that up as far as like

what the average daycare is just exorbitant. Is it crazy? Oh my God. There's a, there could

potentially be, this has been a huge issue. And there could potentially be also a daycare shortage

in parents for freaking out, not knowing what they're going to do. But a lot of parents have been

lamenting that they literally work just so they can pay somebody else to watch their kids.

Yeah. And it's really, really deflating. I mean, this is just pure capitalism here. Also,

if there are less people that are in the profession, they can charge more.

Yes. Right. All right. So the letter Retay Bird show is my sister taking advantage of me.

I am very currently blessed to be able to stay home with my son eight months.

Recently, though, I've been given the opportunity to babysit two little girls eight and two from

my church. Their mom, a former nanny, is paying $80 a day for me to babysit her two daughters two

days a week. My twin sister is now starting to work full time and retail this coming Monday.

She's asked me to come up with a weekly price to babysit her son who is four four days a week.

After discussing with my husband, we decided $50 a day, $200 a week as a minimum because she's

family. After discussing with her husband, they don't like the very expensive, very expensive

rate we offered and are suggesting a rate of $30 a day. I love my nephew, but that's literally

less than half of the family from church. My husband thinks this is unreasonable and slightly

insulting and isn't willing to accept that. Minimum wage in Idaho is $7.25 and she'd be paying

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